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A GIRL WITH CANCER

THE EMILY CREWS STORY "If you told me three years ago that I would be here right now diagnosed with cancer, having seizures randomly, (like I had one in the shower just the other night yay... I didn’t get hurt I was able to walk out with a towel on thank you Lord), or even two years ago that my seizures would transfer from having them at night once a month to instead having them in the day once a month. If you told me that I would be able to get this far without dying? I wouldn’t have believed you... I would have thought you were crazy! Me having cancer? Pshh!.. I never get sick... That’s impossible... I will probably die. But right now. I’m okay with where I’m at. Am I happy with it? No. But I’m okay. The Lord has taken me through some rough rides and He hasn’t failed yet! And He won’t."

IT'S ALL ABOUT LOVE

THE HENDERSHOTTS “Since we met, we always knew we would work together, that we had the kind of relationship we could make work ALL the time,” Ben Hendershott, Vet Tech at Pleasant Grove Animal Hospital says. Ben works with his wife, Stacey Hendershott, Veterinarian at Pleasant Grove Animal Hospital. The couple works together every day before they go home and raise their two beloved children, Trevor, 6, and Riley, 2. They even work with Stacey’s mother, Charlotte, a book-keeper at the clinic. In the evenings, both of the Hendershotts walk out to their separate cars and drive to the same house. Only, on the way there, the first thing they do is call each other. “It’s our quiet time together before we walk in the house and spend time with the kids,” Stacey says. .

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