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“My little girls… I don’t want them to have to grow up without a mommy.” That was colon cancer survivor Lynn Eib’s prayer through her treatments for the disease. When she saw her youngest of three daughters graduate, she breathed a sigh of relief and told herself, “Yes! I did it. I made it.” She now has seen her daughters graduate from college and watch two of them get married. And, she now has a grandson! These are things Lynn says, “I never dared to hope and dream for.”
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I was diagnosed with colon cancer this summer on June 26th, 2014. Yes the same day as you only a different year. I am currently reading your book 50 Days Of Hope. I'm a teacher and wasn't able to start the school year because of the chemo & radiation treatments. I will be having surgery in October followed up with more chemo.
Your book is amazing and has helped me in SO many ways! I couldn't agree more with so many things you have written in this wonderful book! It was given to me by another cancer patient who also had colon cancer. I'm so grateful she bought it for me but am so thankful you wrote it!
How crazy that we have the same first name and were both diagnosed on June 26th! Crazy crazy :)
Lynn Dybul
Starting: Friday May 10th.
Location: 400 N. 9th Street
(at the Church)
Time: 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm. on Friday's contact: Jesse or Debra Hey at (307) 335-5514
email: cancerprayergro up
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