"I picked up my camera and documented my parents' dual cancer treatments for the next 24 months and our lives as they unfolded. From the seven-hour chemotherapy infusions to running errands with Mom according to her to-do lists, I was there with my camera slung across my shoulder."
A Daughter Chronicles Her Parents' Final Months With Cancer : Shots - Health News : NPR
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