The Battle We Didn't Choose

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I came across this while perusing the Huffington Post. I found it quite moving and powerful.

http://mywifesfightwithbreastcancer.com/

I'm sure that most of us can relate to this subject on some level, but rarely have I seen it shared in such a personal way.

 

[Bingley]

Wrenching series. Thanks for posting the link.

 

[VictorM.]

Beautiful and difficult to look at...

 

[jmcd]

Fabulous photo essay, unflinching love.

(Two days ago I just finished eight months of surgery and chemo, and I am thrilled to see people sharing such personal, moving work.)

 

[Jan Pedersen]

(Two days ago I just finished eight months of surgery and chemo, and I am thrilled to see people sharing such personal, moving work.)

May you be healthy and live a long life.

Very difficult series to watch not even knowing the people affected.

Thanks for posting.

 

[clicker]

I know your lovely wife is in a better place, she has to be. Thank you for the courage to share those intimate moments, I am truly moved.

 

[gb hill]

Awesome camera work & deep love & affection with his wife. One of the best series of documentation I've seen in quite a while. They both seem like people I would like to have known.

 

[nikon_sam]

Beautiful and difficult to look at...

Could not have said it any better...some of those pictures really hurt...

 

[Mystyler]

Beautifully depressing. Not sure I could go back for seconds though.