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    Rachel had Hodgkin's lymphoma and underwent fluid treatment, during which she suddenly gained 7 kilograms and developed large stretch marks under her arms and hips. While she has physical scars from a biopsy and heart drain, her portrait aims to symbolize the mental strength she demonstrated during her cancer treatment, as losing control over her body was difficult but focusing on her purpose helped her get through the darkest periods of her life.

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    Rachel had Hodgkin's lymphoma and underwent fluid treatment, during which she suddenly gained 7 kilograms and developed large stretch marks under her arms and hips. While she has physical scars from a biopsy and heart drain, her portrait aims to symbolize the mental strength she demonstrated during her cancer treatment, as losing control over her body was difficult but focusing on her purpose helped her get through the darkest periods of her life.

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    Frazer, Osteoblastic Osteosarcoma, by Nigel Inglis: 4 Years Ago

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    Rachel had Hodgkin's lymphoma and underwent fluid treatment, during which she suddenly gained 7 kilograms and developed large stretch marks under her arms and hips. While she has physical scars from a biopsy and heart drain, her portrait aims to symbolize the mental strength she demonstrated during her cancer treatment, as losing control over her body was difficult but focusing on her purpose helped her get through the darkest periods of her life.

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    It doesn’t take courage. I wasn’t brave or inspiring or crazy in my ‘battle’ with cancer.

    I cried, I
    wailed for it to be over. I still do sometimes. But I kept in mind these things; what it was all for,
    and by doing that I saw something good in the darkest days of my life. 

    Frazer, Osteoblastic Osteosarcoma, by Nigel Inglis


    4 YEARS AGO

    "When I was diagnosed I felt like I lost all control. But I feel strong when I ride my Harley."
    Rachel, Hodgkin's Lymphoma, by Analia Paino
    4 YEARS AGO

    My biggest scars are from a biopsy and a heart drain. But I also have large stretch marks under
    my arms and hips from when I suddenly gained 7kgs during fluid treatment! My portrait, rather
    than showing off my scars, symbolises the mental strength I had during my treatment.

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