Dreaded Diagnosis First Came Shock, but Gratitude Followed
Evansville Courier & Press › September 15, 2004
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Amy Kroeger quit her job at a local retirement community, put her house up for sale and was planning to leave Evansville to start a new life when she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Kroeger's suitcases were packed and she was ready to go. But first, she had a doctor's appointment on Friday, Feb. 13, for a biopsy on a lump in her right breast. A mammogram had indicated there might be a problem.See the full content of this document
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Dreaded Diagnosis First Came Shock, but Gratitude Followed
When the biopsy was done, a nurse scheduled her for an appointment the following Monday. Results from the biopsy would be back, and the doctor wanted to review them with her in person.
"I said, `Can't I just call and get the results?'" Kroeger said. "They said, `No. You have to come in.'"Kroeger, 45, spent the next two days dreading the doctor's appointment and worrying about wh...See the full content of this document
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