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Gift of yoga

“You have breast cancer.” No one ever wants to hear those words, but I did and it changed my life.

Up until that day, I had never thought about cancer, ever. Who would? I was 47 years old. Breast cancer was something that other people got, not me.

My life changed in an instant.

That night I went to bed and cried at the injustice of it all. What was I going to do? Life as I knew it was gone. I had crossed the threshold into a life I didn’t want and

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