Share Your Story: Kim Hamer

<p><br /></p> <ul><li>03:06: Our marriage was very yin-yang; we were very opposite to each other.</li><li>04:40: My daughter had been hit by a car in front of us.</li><li>06:24: I think you have cancer.</li><li>08:06: Unfortunately, the cancer came back a little less than two years later.</li><li>09:56: He was the kindest, gentlest, firm disciplinarian.</li><li>12:18: The cancer was back, and he died four months later.</li><li>14:38: Anything is too big a word. It just expands too much.</li><li>18:36: Is there gas in your car?</li><li>22:10: I was scared to lose him.</li><li>24:34: I love that picture of him because he was most happy with us.</li><li>26:25: We met in a cave.</li><li>30:13: What was your worst moment?</li><li>31:41: It was a movie moment, except there was a lot of snot coming out of our noses.</li><li>32:09: The second hardest moment was my husband did give us the grace to say goodbye.</li><li>35:44: I can't promise you that I'm gonna be here.</li><li>37:30: What is one thing you wish you had known at the beginning of Art's cancer journey?</li><li>40:20: I wish I had been able to help his boss, the team, and him navigate that more cleanly.</li><li>43:16: If you could only do one thing to improve health care in the US, what would it be and why?</li><li>44:38: Thriver Rapid Fire</li><li>46:40: What's one resource that you would recommend for cancer patients and caregivers?</li></ul>