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In March 2015, I was diagnosed with cancer of the unknown primary (CUP). That means the original cancer site could not be identified.

I still don¡¯t know where my cancer originated. But when two years of radiation therapy and chemotherapy didn¡¯t get rid of it, I knew I needed a new plan.

There is very little information online about cancer of the unknown primary, and my local doctors couldn¡¯t find any new treatments to offer...