cancer. it's a dark word. when it's directed at you or a loved one, it can turn your world upside down and leave you in a scary, lonely place. but there is a way to bring in some light. ♪ the leukemia and lymphoma society's light the night walks are held every fall in communities across the u.s. and canada. they are hope-filled evenings when families and friends, neighbors and company teams

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