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Two years since Stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis, mother seeking normalcy
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Dallas Sage first found out about her inflammatory breast cancer diagnosis after daughter Madelyn was born in 2016. Since first telling her story in The Times in 2016, Sage said she has pushed through the ups and downs that often accompany a cancer diagnosis and corresponding treatment. - photo by Scott Rogers
Dallas Sage has the kind of hard-earned wisdom that can only come from direct experience. “I keep telling myself it could be worse,” she said of her ongoing battle with cancer. But there are days when Sage, 30, of Gainesville, would rather mask her reality and not be defined by her diagnosis.