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Cancer in July

 July is a pretty. shitty month but, this year 2023 July has been ok to me, I'm so happy an excited about all the different opportunities  I have been given and are getting is crazy. I'm just sharing my crazy ass story , I'm thankful for these different outlets especially since I am still going through especially I am just one week from my one. year Cancerversary Crazy I can't believe it.

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