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john amos, new orleans saints physician, discovered a lump in moreau's neck. >> he set me down and goeshoma. what went through your mind when you heard that? >> i felt i was running well. my off-season training was going just fine. then he tells me something is there that i could have never imagined and it rocks my world. >> his mother sitting next to him. >> you said, "after the diagnosis, for the first time in many years, i cried in my mom's arms." >> you know, it's hard. it's hard. at a time when none of us could do anything other than be with loved ones and pray, she was instrumental. >> you had noticed a lump before? >> i did here and there. i didn't think it was anything. i thought i was coming down with a cold. i would say to anyone who doesn't want to get a check up, afraid to see your doctor, afraid to take whatever test you've got to take, it's not going to change the outcome. it's better to know an attack at the right way. >> have doctors shared their prognosis with you? >> it looks positive. it is stage two so it has spread but the initial location,- spread, rs to be a slow

i uncovered other enslaved people who are not in that record like john, william, jacob, priscilla, her son amos. and then to peoples whose records i found are individuals the record did not have a name. so i call those two folks the unnamed child and the unnamed man. now all of these people had a few things i could know about them, points in time when they were sold, when they were freed. no one had a full story of a whole life until i learned about elizabeth whose nickname was liz. just a word about this image. this is not an old portrait. enslaved people were not given this honor of having their portrait painted. this is an artist interpretation i had done. and what my research showed was there were twice as many enslaved people in this household than family members. twenty over the course of time. and so now, our museum has an slave quarters and the counterpoint to the fancy bettors for the family live to give every visitor the chance to consider how they would have lived. certainly not all 20 and the small room but perhaps in the attic above the basement below horton farm buildings, or outb

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