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Emma was diagnosed with terminal cancer. The financial pressures were worse
Emma Timmony, 43, earned good money as an operations manager and lived an independent life before she was blindsighted by her diagnosis of DBCL Lymphoma.
When Sydney woman Emma Timmony was diagnosed with a terminal cancer, she knew the road ahead would be tough.
But when she started to add up the costs of her treatment, the situation was even more daunting.
The former operations manager was diagnosed ... [4119 chars]
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