During my months of treatment for breast cancer, I played songs in the car, in the house, everywhere. At times I sang to the top of my lungs. Other times I cried because the words touched me so. I used headphones to listen during my treatments, in the waiting room of doctor’s appointments, or whenever I needed to drown out…
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Filed Under: Breast Cancer, Chemotherapy
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