53 min
Finding a Way to Live with Jill Henning Real Things Living
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Jill Henning was given 12 months to live after being diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer that spread to her lungs. That diagnosis was 18 months ago and she's extremely thankful to be part of a clinical trial which will last another 6 months. She's an example of someone who adapted to a major life-changing event using her inner strength and found a way to move forward. Jill is a powerful voice with a lot of passion. Her motivation is to be the voice for those who don't have a voice, and her advocacy for continued cancer research is laying the groundwork for others.
Brigitte met Jill Henning at the Georgia State Capital through ACS CAN (American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network). Learn more about CAN (Cancer Action Network) at fightcancer.org.
Jill Henning was given 12 months to live after being diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer that spread to her lungs. That diagnosis was 18 months ago and she's extremely thankful to be part of a clinical trial which will last another 6 months. She's an example of someone who adapted to a major life-changing event using her inner strength and found a way to move forward. Jill is a powerful voice with a lot of passion. Her motivation is to be the voice for those who don't have a voice, and her advocacy for continued cancer research is laying the groundwork for others.
Brigitte met Jill Henning at the Georgia State Capital through ACS CAN (American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network). Learn more about CAN (Cancer Action Network) at fightcancer.org.
53 min