Emily, stage 4 lung cancer survivor who never smoked | City of Hope

Emily Bennett Taylor was getting ready to celebrate her second wedding anniversary with her college sweetheart in June of 2012 when she learned she had been diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer. She quickly began treatment at City of Hope and vowed she would do whatever it took to survive. After eight rounds of chemotherapy, as well as surgery and radiation, Emily is now in remission and getting ready for her next adventure - becoming a mom.
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[@chillin4vl6]

wow so glad she made it

[@liv4music]

Attitude is a huge factor in survival! All the best to you and your husband.