Suzanne Somers reveals breast cancer has returned: ‘I continue to bat it back’ – USA Today
Suzanne Somers opened up about her renewed battle with cancer in a recent interview and on social media, revealing her breast cancer has returned.
» Read moreSuzanne Somers opened up about her renewed battle with cancer in a recent interview and on social media, revealing her breast cancer has returned.
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