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Spilling Tea with the G’s: Sn 2 – Ep 8 – Whitney Hadley and Stefanie Thomas
February 2, 2021We’re back with two of our favorite Cleveland medical professionals, Whitney Hadley and Stefanie Thomas! Whitney and Stefanie are both on the board for the Steven G. Cancer Foundation and Elephants and Tea.
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Live In The Moment
BE PRESENT. WHAT WE SHOULD ALL STRIVE TO DO: LIVE IN THE MOMENT. EMBRACE EVERY DAY BECAUSE TOMORROW IS NEVER PROMISED. I feel it’s safe to say that anyone who has been affected by cancer is constantly living in a state of “What if?”
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I fell in love for the first time at 21 and it was that type of unreal type of love, the kind you only see in movies… love at first sight type of love. I had never experienced that before so when I say I fell hard I fell all the way.
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