Audio Podcast: Elizabeth Edwards on Cancer and Family

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In the last 10 yrs my family has gone threw Breast cancer First Me at age 53 than my oldest daughter 43 then my youngest daughter 41. we do not have the gene all tested why?

Gail of FL 1:00PM February 23, 2010

In both of her books she writes like she is talking to a friend. I feel like she is my friend now and I wish she was not having this breast cancer to deal with, or her marital problems, and mostly that her Wade was not gone.

She is now facing dying young and with young children, which is so awful for her and her whole family, and now for those of us that feel like she is a friend. She has touched my heart.

I have faced much adversity, and have had breast cancer when my youngest was 6 years old.

But she is so eolquent and graceful, honest and real. I wish her my very best and I wish her life to be as full as possible. I wish I could talk with her and hope she knows how much she has affected others in her lifetime. And her Wade has affected others and still is through her writing.

I hope she reads this and knows. You know.

Roxanne of WI 11:00PM August 06, 2009

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Cnumchwj of NM 8:27AM July 15, 2009

Beautiful interview, beautiful woman!

Sandra McLeod Humphrey of MN 7:06PM June 26, 2009

Big blessings to this beautiful woman who demonstrates true courage in the most unimaginable circumstances. I've long admired her and Resilience is truly inspirational. THANK YOU, Elizabeth...for who you are because you are truly amazing.

With love from your friend,

Julie in Atlanta

Julie in Atlanta of GA 9:07PM June 16, 2009

shes a great lady,,,,whos strong,,,I'll be thinking @ praying for her...right now she needs her husband standing beside her @ god...keep up the way your going Elizabeth,ur doing great...God loves you...

Edna Kumler of PA 7:42PM June 05, 2009

John and Elizabeth Edwards are two decent, lovely people who have and continue to provide smart leadership to the American people.

Cherubim of TN 10:15AM June 05, 2009

I admire her for her tenacity ,intelligence & values.At the same time I can't help but feel sorry for her because finding a stranger at her side at this time instead of a supportive mate is the ultimate betrayal .She is in my prayers.

JP of TX 1:17AM June 05, 2009

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Deborah Kotz, senior writer for U.S. News & World Report, covers everything women care about when it comes to their health. She's often tapping out "Oprah-esque" confessions about how the latest news relates to her personally—whether it's on breast cancer, contraception or easing work-family stress.

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