Catholic woman who faced death starts ministry to help those in pain
Submitted on November 06, 2009
Jennifer Brinker
Jennifer Brinker/Review
Twelve years ago, Julie Hereford received the news no one hopes to get — a diagnosis of lymphoma, a cancer that originates in the lymph nodes. After a period of unsuccessful treatments, she eventually was given six months to live.
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