Cancer, it's not a death sentence





When the photographer Nancy Borovik learned that her mother and father have cancer, she had no idea what they will face. The disease does not split the family apart, and its members, on the contrary, become even closer to each other.
Howie and Laurel found out that they have cancer, at the same time.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence



The couple have been married for 34 years.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

None of them knew that the other 4th stage of cancer.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

In Howe was diagnosed with cancer of the pancreas.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

At Laurel for the third time she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

Their daughter captured the very moment when they shaved hair.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

On the way to the chemotherapy.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

And after a long wait.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

Howie Laurel and supported each other during the struggle with the disease.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

The couple did their best to give each other a smile.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

Chemotherapy depleted, and they looked after each other.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

They shared with each other both good and bad news.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

Together they were able to celebrate the 58 th anniversary of Howe, though doctors initially gave him only 6 months.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

Despite the big test, the parents of Nancy could see the most important moment in her life, and together were able to hold his daughter down the aisle.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

"Open after I die, but before my funeral».

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

After a long struggle Howe retired from the world, having spent with his wife and three children a few months fine.

Cancer, it's not a death sentence

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