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Brecklynn Allgood has lived one year without cancer. This is what life is like now for her and her family
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Brecklynn Allgood, right, and sister Briley play on the sidewalk on Sept. 19 at their home in Clermont. - photo by Nick Bowman
Brecklynn Allgood was diagnosed with pleuropulmonary blastoma, a cancer that begins in the chest and can spread to other parts of the body, and was told she was just the 39th case to ever be discovered. The family was told the outcome for her type of cancer wasn’t good, especially for a 2-year-old. But Brecklynn, her family and thousands around the country and world fought the disease with her, and now, she’s made it through a year of remission.
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Celebrating Perseverance: Elizabeth Love continues the fight
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Elizabeth Love has kept up her full-time job while undergoing chemotherapy for metastatic cancer. The treatments stop the spread of the disease, but come at a steep cost for Love. - photo by Scott Rogers

This is Celebrating Perseverance, a podcast series about the ins and outs, the highs and lows of cancer and what it looks like for the people battling it in Hall County. On this episode, how Elizabeth Love continues to fight metastatic cancer, while living life as normal as it can be.