Loved ones help breast cancer patients deal with struggles
Elizabeth Sedway, who is a cancer patient, said she was asked to leave the flight from Lihue Airport in Kauai, Hawaii, to San Jose, California, on Monday after an Alaska Airlines employee said she would need a doctor’s note to ensure that it was safe for her to fly. (Screengrab/KTLA)
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Loved ones help breast cancer patients deal with struggles
Loved ones help breast cancer patients deal with struggles
Loved ones help breast cancer patients deal with struggles
Loved ones help breast cancer patients deal with struggles
Loved ones help breast cancer patients deal with struggles
Loved ones help breast cancer patients deal with struggles
Loved ones help breast cancer patients deal with struggles
Loved ones help breast cancer patients deal with struggles
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the Review-Journal profiles several Southern Nevadans who are battling the disease. Unless you’re a friend or a relative or know them from work, their names do not jump out at you: Shannon West Redwine, Linda Cassone, Renee Hill, Cindy Aguilar, Sharon Fuller, John Craig Carrell. They’re not names from headlines, just hardworking, caring people who help make Southern Nevada livable. What they also have in common is breast cancer.
