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It is absolutely apparent to me that in the worst circumstances life can throw at you, the most beautiful things are born. Adversity is a paradox that the longer I live; the more I understand the importance of it. Hearing my cancer diagnosis in May of 2005, I knew it was never about cancer, but about preparing me for the next chapter in my life. I believe we go through trials in life to recycle the experience to help others. This life should not be lived simply surviving; I want to be shaken up to be more than that. The vision of the “Rashel Foundation” is that I, along with others, can be tangible examples of community to those who need it. As people battling cancer invite us along in their journey, we will love them simply by lending a hand so that they will experience “A Community of Hope”.