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“Choose Hope,” San Diego Jewish World

Posted on July 7, 2010June 5, 2019 by Sarah Cooper

My mom, Jane, is the last person I thought would get brain cancer young, at 61. She seemed indomitable, a road warrior on a mission. As a high school English teacher, she wanted to prepare students to tackle… Continue reading

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