My chest port has been a lifesaver in more ways than one. It has made treatment, hospital stays, and blood draws easier—but it is also a constant reminder of cancer. The bump just beneath my collar bone is often strategically covered by my shirt, swimsuit or dress so you can hardly notice it. But
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