Volunteers make care packages for cancer patients in memory of Minnesota woman
Volunteers went the extra mile this week to ensure that cancer patients in the Twin Cities are feeling loved and supported.
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Volunteers went the extra mile this week to ensure that cancer patients in the Twin Cities are feeling loved and supported.
jprzytarski@marshallindependent.com Submitted photo Marshall native Robb Hiller completes his last chemotherapy treatment at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. His upcoming book tells the story of overcoming the challenges of battling three incurable cancers. Dealing with adversity is all but a guarantee in life. Whether the obstacles are small — or life-altering in the case of Marshall native Robb Hiller — the way in which you respond can make all of the difference. Drawing upon his own experience as the backdrop for his new book “The Power of Three,” Hiller shares the steps he took to r...