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Cooking Up Inspiration Through Lymphoma

Joy and determination are a few of the ways the effervescent Kansas City, Mo. native and Gangsta Goodies Kitchen founder has handled and survived her cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL), a rare form of lymphoma, since being diagnosed 10 years ago. But this chronic illness wasn’t her life’s first big challenge.

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