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Justin’s Journey With Brain Cancer, Chronicled Through Facebook and His Blog

Jessie Gruman | June 13, 2011

Through Facebook and a Caringbridge blog, twenty-six year old Justin Anderson drew friends, family, and now the public into his experience after being diagnosed with brain cancer. His last post in the article is an update from Mount Everest, his latest feat after cancer. CNN reports here.

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Jessie Gruman heads the Center for Advancing Health, a Washington-based policy nonprofit funded by foundations to work on engagement: people will not benefit from the health care available to them unless they can participate fully and competently in it. Jessie draws on her own experience of treatment for four cancer diagnoses, surveys, research and interviews to advocate for policies and practices to overcome the challenges we all face in finding good care and getting the most from it.

 

 

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  1. Justin's Journey With Brain Cancer, Chronicled Through Facebook … | Brain cancer Stories says:
    June 14, 2011 at 7:11 pm

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