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Shurtly after News4Jax's Bruce Hamilton joined the "ranks of the balding" during cancer treatment, wife Christy said he looked younger. "She lied to make me feel better," he said.
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News4Jax anchor Bruce Hamilton shares cancer-fighting advice

by Florida Times-Union

The leading lesson learned by News4Jax news anchor Bruce Hamilton during his cancer battle was to keep searching for answers until they are revealed. One medical practice could not explain his debilitating abdominal pain, a second one found cancer.

In a recent interview with the Times-Union, here are Hamilton’s tips for other cancer patients:

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Beth Reese Cravey has been a reporter for The Florida Times-Union for 45 years, currently specializing in nonprofits and health. She can be reached at bcravey@jacksonville.com

This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: News4Jax anchor Bruce Hamilton shares cancer-fighting advice

Reporting by Beth Reese Cravey, Jacksonville Florida Times-Union / Florida Times-Union

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