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I got breast cancer at 30. Now, because of my treatment, I have to wait 5 to 10 years to have kids, and I'm mourning the vision I had for my future.

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It’s more to keep the cancer at bay and not to grow, but it’ll never shrink it down or make it go away.” With his new routine, McComas says, his life is lived in two parts.

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