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Dealing with learning new results from my cancer tests

There is always some nervousness around the delivery of test results — you hope for the best, but have to prepare for the worst.

By Elana Waldman

Updated June 11, 2014

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Dealing with learning new results from my cancer tests

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There is always some nervousness around the delivery of test results — you hope for the best, but have to prepare for the worst. I got some mixed results this time, but I'm focusing on the positive. Thanksgiving is over, but I'm giving thanks for all the good in the news.

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