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Shari: More than anything else, I want to be a true disciple of Christ; cultivating love, forgiveness, mercy, compassion, unselfishness and humility into every aspect of my life. I am happily married to my knight in shining armor and best friend, John. I am a homemaker, volunteer, writer and "foodie." I love to cook and eat great food. And since 2007, I have been learning all I can about CLL in order to be the best patient advocate possible for my husband as he battles Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia.

I walk into walls and I say what I think ~ Both can be dangerous ~

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INVEST IN HEALING

SUPPORT FROM FAMILY AND FRIENDS IS VITAL
3 SIMPLE THINGS ANYONE CAN DO FOR A VICTIM OF ABUSE
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
JOIN US IN TAKING A STAND AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

MY BOOKS

BREAKING THE CHAINS: Overcoming the Abuse of a False Gospel

THROUGH MY EYES: Overcoming the Emotional Injury of an Abusive Relationship

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My Links:

CLL Christian Friends
CLL Forum
CLL Global Research Foundation
CLL Society
CLL Topics
Dr. Sharman's CLL & Lymphoma Blog
Fighting Cancer Together
Front Page Magazine
JOHN HOWERTON HONDA
My YouTube Videos
Patient Power
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Blogs I read:

Brian Koffman's Awesome Transplant and CLL Adventure

A Matching-Adjusted Indirect Comparison of Acalabrutinib vs. Zanubrutinib in Relapsed or Refractory CLL
1 month ago
Dr. La Verne's Awesome Adventure

Weeks 12 through 15: V+O procedure
4 months ago
Two Gingers + A Latte

Take the Shackles Off My Feet So I Can Dance (Ashley)
5 years ago
Dr. Sharman's CLL & Lymphoma Blog

Patient Power Portland Town Hall
6 years ago