Shoshana’s Story

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Shoshana broke her clavicle on 11/4/2020 while she and Chris were visiting their Vermont cabin. That began the saga that is now 13 weeks later.
It was discovered that the cause of the break was related to breast cancer that had metastasized into her bones.

Shosh has been a Type 1 Diabetic for 35 years, well controlled, with no side effects, but this new complicated cancer, in addition to Covid 19 risks, have put a huge stress on her and Chris.
After 35 years of helping others with their medical issues she is now in need and seeking help from others. Mainly she just needs to share this news with friends and family and to know that people are thinking of her and sending good wishes.

A joke or two wouldn’t hurt either !

Address for cards:

Shoshana Levinson
370 Gurleyville Road
Storrs, CT 06268

Newest Update

December 03, 2021

Journal entry by Shoshana and Chris Levinson/ Crossgrove —

Hello everyone,
I just passed my 1 year diagnosis anniversary and 9 months of chemo. 
I am on a 4 month vacation from chemo now since my blood work is super good and the cancer in my bones is stable. 🎉🎉
I am grateful to be back to exercising regularly (yoga, walking and recumbent biking).
Continuing with Acupuncture, Nutritional Supplements, Physical Therapy and Meditation to keep things on the Happy side. 
Wishing you all good Health and Peace in this season of darkness. 
❤️ Shoshana
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