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The document summarizes Terry Healey's presentation about navigating life's challenges through attitude, focus, and teamwork. It outlines Healey's personal story of overcoming adversity after being diagnosed with cancer, including the support systems that sustained her. It discusses lessons learned like taking control, facing challenges, refraining from judgments, being open-minded and trusting others. The presentation concludes with information on how to contact Healey for more details.
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- She provides advice for loved ones on detachment, stress management, and building their
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