She was supposed to have time. One more game, one more class, one more dance under the stadium lights. Instead, at twenty, she looked cancer in the eye and dared it to break her. Friends watched her walk into chemo like it was just another practice. Her twin called her “my person,” and then had to learn how to breathe without he… Continues…
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