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Cindy
Cindy was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer in late 2009. She is currently undergoing chemotherapy and radiation treatment at Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers. Cindy not only has the support of her RMCC family, but also her husband (and high school sweetheart) Doug, their two children, and their families.
Episodes
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Do you think it's cancer? 2:50
When Cindy is blindsided by a rapidly developing colon cancer, her family rallies around her to prepare for the tough times ahead.
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I Had To Protect Her 2:58
Doug shields Cindy from her diagnosis to keep her positive during her hospital stay so that she can become strong enough for treatment.
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I Have Been So Blessed 3:58
As Cindy moves between both chemotherapy and radiation treatments, Doug's unemployment becomes a blessing in disguise.
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It's A Second Family 3:48
Cindy receives waves of support from her family, friends, and community in addition to the love and care from her second family at RMCC.
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The Only Patient There 4:01
Cindy and her family reflect on RMCC's efforts in getting to know them as well as the little things they do that go above and beyond.
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It Brings You Together 3:30
Cindy and her family reflect on the time they've taken to cherish important moments and how cancer has changed their priorities in life.
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Thank You Isn't Enough 3:29
RMCC's devotion to take care of Cindy as a whole person and not just a disease fills her family with overwhelming gratitude.
Featured Comments
Dale, Colorado Springs Cindy and family, An amazing story, thanks for sharing. I was diagnosed with Stage IV colorectal cancer with liver metastasis in Dec 2006. You know the diagnosis, stay strong. We can beat this! My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.
Andrea, Parker Oh Cindy! You are still just so beautiful, and you and so strong! I\'m thinking of you often!
Amanda, Buena Vista These videos are amazing! Thanks for sharing with us! Love you and the whole family! Think of you all the time! Stay strong Cindy! xoxoxoxo
Karla, Wray Wow, these are brief and yet tell a lot. I liked the hair comment, remember Julia Roberts in \"My Best Friend\'s Wedding\" when she gets called \"Big Hair\"? That made me think of you. So I think a \"ton\" of hair is probably pretty accurate, pretty cool that it should still look so good! Love You, your sister, Karla
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Dale, Colorado Springs Cindy and family, An amazing story, thanks for sharing. I was diagnosed with Stage IV colorectal cancer with liver metastasis in Dec 2006. You know the diagnosis, stay strong. We can beat this! My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.
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Andrea, Parker Oh Cindy! You are still just so beautiful, and you and so strong! I'm thinking of you often!
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Amanda, Buena Vista These videos are amazing! Thanks for sharing with us! Love you and the whole family! Think of you all the time! Stay strong Cindy! xoxoxoxo
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Karla, Wray Wow, these are brief and yet tell a lot. I liked the hair comment, remember Julia Roberts in "My Best Friend's Wedding" when she gets called "Big Hair"? That made me think of you. So I think a "ton" of hair is probably pretty accurate, pretty cool that it should still look so good! Love You, your sister, Karla
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