Cancer Vixen Research Papers

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Cancer Vixen is an early woman named Marisa who found out she has breath cancer. A lump in her breath is the ultimate climax on her individual life. She never had a mammogram before, and because of that she couldn’t follow the right path in order to avoid this circumstances. She didn’t want to be really aggressive with this tumor and because of that she was really close into having the cancer coming back. Also because she decides to take the lightest chemo therapy that there is. When her family found out what she was doing, they took matter into there on hands and change her doctor and her procedure. Taking chemo and trying to survive, Making her negativity vanished, Furthermore, she has the “Hopes” from her love ones and also now she cherished

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