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		<title>By: Christine Dittmann</title>
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		<dc:creator>Christine Dittmann</dc:creator>
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		<description>Drake was 7 years old when I was first diagnosed.  At first we tried to protect him by not telling him what was happening.  But with the suggestion of a counselor during a family session, he recommended including Drake into much of the process that was age appropriate.  We always tell him when my chemos are, but in a nonchalant, no big deal manner.  When I receive test results, we talk and again let it be known that everything will be all right.  By including Drake, he has been a part of a beautiful love connection brought on by cancer.  He asks how my chemo went, he fluffs my pillows and gets me drinks.....what more could I ask for her.  He will make a perfect husband one day.  I always tell him that if Mom did not have cancer we would not have met so many loving people and have the opportunity to do so many wonderful things--I think he gets that even in his 11 year-old mine.</description>
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