Breast Cancer takes a significant physical and emotional toll on patients. The physical impact is farily obvious, but many women will experience severe anxiety, distress and even depression during their treatment process. This is normal and expected. Patients should always ask for emotional support, including therapy, if needed.
Introductions first. My name is Doug Haberstroh, and I am a breast cancer husband. I'm here to share the story of the love of my life, Keri. Let's start with the happy part. Three years ago, on June 12, 2004, Keri and I got married. It was by far the happiest day of my life. That day I took my beautiful Keri into my …
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