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Spring has sprung and I'm staying optimistic about my ovarian cancer results

It's spring, which means everyone is busy getting out from under winter. Passover and Easter are here, cottages are being prepared for the summer, kids are making their plans for camp, events are being planned and people are generally looking forward to the wonderful times that summer has to offer.
By Elana Waldman
Updated June 11, 2014
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It's spring, which means everyone is busy getting out from under winter. Passover and Easter are here, cottages are being prepared for the summer, kids are making their plans for camp, events are being planned and people are generally looking forward to the wonderful times that summer has to offer. I am trying to maintain my optimistic view of this time as well and I hope that my results continue to be positive.

In the meantime, I am very busy getting ready for aWEARness. Michelle and I have some great designer fashions, and some really wonderful less-expensive options as well. Come join us at Events on the Park on May 1, at 1:00pm! You can purchase your tickets at www.awearnesscanada.com. Happy spring everyone!

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