How I Went from Being Unable to Walk After Cancer to Running Marathons
You, too, can cross the finish line of any marathon that you are running.
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MoreHealing Together by Chris Ayers On the one-year anniversary of his cancer diagnosis, Hollywood character designer and artist Chris Ayers decided to commemorate it by starting a sketchbook he called The Daily Zoo. His goal was to draw an animal a day for a year, hoping it would challenge his imagination and give him the […]
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