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1 Mayo Clinic, “Pancreatic Cancer,” https://mayocl.in/2gr3s5z
2 Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, “Whipple Procedure,” https://bit.ly/2JzXGiI
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4 Brainy Quote, Albert Schweitzer Quotes,”
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7 American Diabetes Association, “Hyperglycemia (High
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9 Mayo Clinic, “Positive Thinking: Stop Negative Self-Talk to
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16 Richard L. Burns, “8 Steps to Help You Rebuild Your Life After Illness,” https://bit.ly/2y5MghD