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Carol Lin Reporting
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Hi, my name is Carol. I've been a network anchor and correspondent for CNN and ABC News. I am now a cancer survivor because I'm the one who lived. When I lost my husband to a rare cancer, I raged against the wind. Why did God and the Universe give us a baby but take her father away? Maybe our story really is about hope, strength, courage. It's time I report on something that goes right to the heart of the matter for cancer families: how life changes, how cancer creates opportunities for us to ask tough questions and demand answers. Isn't that what a journalist is suppose to do? I want to share my journey. I want to hear from you.
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Dec 7th, 2007 Chloe, April 6I know that Chloe is trying as hard as she can. She probably feels the stiffness in my left arm when I cradle her to my chest. Or my self conscious smile as I remember those scientific studies on depressed mothers and delayed language skills of their children. I sing Happy Birthday to her because I don't know any nursery rhymes. Patrice emailed me the lyrics to "My Favorite Things" from the movie, the Sound of Music. I get tricked up on the "girls in white dresses" verse. She is only calm when someone is talking to her. So I will walk her down the hallway, explaining fascinating things like white paint and stucco, wood trim and mirrors. This Journal Entry's Comment Board There are no comments on this post yet, be the first to leave one.
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Carol Lin is a journalist who served as news anchor for CNN, national correspondent for ABC's "Good Morning America" and reported for World News Tonight with Peter Jennings. She has been honored with numerous awards for her work, including three Los Angeles Press Club Awards and the National IMAGE Award.
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