Celebrating The Ways Cancer Patients Add Life to Their Days
Wednesday June 19th 2013

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“The goal is to live a full, productive life even with all that ambiguity. No matter what happens… the important thing is that the days that you have had you will have lived.”

-Gilda Radner

Elaine


Elaine Everett headshot

Elaine Everett survived a stage one breast cancer diagnosis.  She has been a volunteer with the Johns Hopkins Breast Center for eleven years.  She says the disease left her with a gift–being part of the Johns Hopkins family as a volunteer. Elaine now raises funds for research and helps other women–including the underprivileged–face the challenges of their disease.  ”I would not be involved with any of this if I had not had breast cancer.  So that’s the gift it gave me.  And for that, I’m very thankful.”.

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