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Keith Hindman, 67, of Swisher, has always lived an active life. So when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, he was determined not to let it slow him down. With
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Keith Hindman, 67, of Swisher, has always lived an active life. So when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, he was determined not to let it slow him down. With

Perry Lawrence, 66, of Cedar Rapids, had a long history of smoking. He started after graduating high school in 1976 and kept up the habit for nearly five decades, until

Ed Fisher, 68, has been a semi-truck driver for 50 years. He spends his days on the road, but is back home with his family each night in Mechanicsville. His

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“I was terribly overwhelmed when I learned my diagnosis,” says Rick Flockhart, a prostate cancer patient who utilized the Helen G. Nassif Community Cancer Center. “I’m thankful for my care
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