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Key Words and Emotional Response
I am normally only a moderately emotional person with my reactions. That is not to say that I cannot get somewhat seriously engaged in a discussion on certain topics. But generally strong emotional response is not an immediate reaction to … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, cancer, Conditions and Diseases, crisis, Health, Lymphoma, media, Medicine, Northeastern Ireland, pain, radiation, radiation therapy, U.K.
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