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Emily Pinto

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Single and Sick: Dating With Breast Cancer Original

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By Emily Pinto Verified
| Katie Couric Media
At age 33, Alison Martin found herself sitting nervously in an oncology waiting room. She was there to discuss her upcoming double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery, and she was alone. “Most of the time I wouldn’t even tell my parents or friends when I had an appointment, because I would feel guilty if someone insisted on taking time out of their day just to come sit with me in a waiting room,” Martin says.
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When the Mourners Leave: Learning To Live With Loss

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By Emily Pinto Verified
| Katie Couric Media
Whether it comes after a long illness or is sudden and unexpected, there’s nothing as painful as the death of a loved one. While loss impacts everyone differently, for some people, grief can feel all-consuming — a force so powerful that it alters daily life, strains relationships, and makes it difficult to imagine the future. And while time may soften the sharpest edges of grief, it rarely follows a straight line.
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Years of Unexplained Symptoms Shaped Her Life. Now She Advocates for Herself and Others.

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By Emily Pinto Verified
| Katie Couric Media
Sponsored by In the summer of 2000, Shawna was a 30-year-old mom with a 3-year-old daughter and a newborn son. While pushing her kids in a stroller on the way to watch a parade, she suddenly felt faint. “One minute I’m walking down the street with my kids, and the next I'm on the ground,” Shawna remembers. At the time, she chalked up the feeling to exhaustion. Her husband was deployed with the military, and she was parenting two kids on her own.
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