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What Is The Hard Part About Building A Business In Cancer Support What Do People Go Through When They Get Cancer
People are very sick.
As a society we let people with chronic disease go broke. Medication is crazy-expensive. Most of the money goes to administration.
People can't work because they are sick. They lose their jobs and can't work. They lose their health insurance.
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How do you tell your investors you have cancer? - Michael FitzGerald, CEO of Submittable
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