Gilda's Club offers cancer therapy for the 'whole patient'

On a warm April morning, Jackie Malena wears sheepskin boots inside her house. If she doesn’t, walking on the cool kitchen tile will feel like nails shooting into her feet because chemotherapy has damaged the nerve endings.Her first cancer diagnosis came 10 years ago when doctors found a tumor hanging from her liver while she was pregnant. “I had a 2-pound baby girl and a 2-pound tumor fighting for the same space,” she said.Doctors removed the

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