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    My Poetry Trip Through Cancer: A Cancer Journey with God
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    My Poetry Trip Through Cancer: A Cancer Journey with God

    By Diane Parkhurst

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    This is a book of God-inspired poetry given to the author for comfort during her journey through a cancer diagnosis and recovery. The author shares poems written about the fear of cancer through the amazing gifts given to her by God.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMy Poetry Trip
    Release dateOct 20, 2021
    ISBN9780578958873
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    My Poetry Trip Through Cancer: A Cancer Journey with God
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    Diane Parkhurst

    Diane Parkhurst is fifty-six-year-old wife and mother who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2020. She has lived in Midland, Texas, for thirty-two years. She is married to David and has two sons, David and Daniel, a daughter-in-law, Kayla, and a grandson, Hudson.

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