Brenda
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  • Lincoln, NE
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About Me:
I'm 49 years old, mom of 2. Work in Human Resources but have been off work for almost 2 years as I was caring for my youngest after she was diagnosed with cancer.
About my Loss:
My daughter was 19 when diagnosed with anaplastic ependymoma in her lower spine. Surgery was unable to remove and caused injury. She was wheelchair bound for the last 2 years of her life as she went through radiation and 2 types of chemotherapy treatments...all of them destroying her body as I helplessly watched.
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I was her primary caregiver until she passed away a month ago. I am attempting to go back to work part time. She needed assistance it most all areas as her medication made her lose much of her strength.

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