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People with "Contemporary Community Values" Don't Get Cancer.

By ballerina08 - Posted on March 24th, 2008

Tagged: PERSONAL FREEDOM • Personal freedom

So I realize that Cancer, any kind of Cancer, is uncomfortable. It's a topic no one wants to discuss, no one wants to bring up. But the truth is, everyone knows at least someone with some type of Cancer. It's a topic that needs to be discused no matter how uncomfortable a topic it is.

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