Millie Acebal Rousseau

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  By Millie Acebal Rousseau

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  BY MILLIE ACEBAL ROUSSEAU

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  By Millie Acebal Rousseau
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  In 2005, at age 34, López was shocked to receive a breast cancer diagnosis after she discovered a suspicious bump on her breast. She admits she didn't know what to make of the lump at first, and figured it was related to her monthly cycle. Her doctor agreed, but when it didn't go away and remained painful, she went in for follow-up. Tests revealed it was, indeed, cancer. López, who has been acting since the age of 7 when she landed a part as the daughter of Puerto Rican actress Iris Chacón in the telenovela Yo Se Que Mentía, approached the situation as she does everything in life. As if she was preparing for a role, she studied everything she could about cancer and treatments as she sought comfort from others who had gone through the same thing. "I was always positive, with an excellent attitude ... about treatment, the operation ... whatever it took to live, to move forward," she recalls.

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  She holds a full-time job while working towards her B.A. in criminal justice at San Diego State University.But unlike other young adults, Conception did not have a regular upbringing.The college student grew up in San Diego's foster care system, eventually aging out when she turned 18.She came into care at age 7, along with her two younger sisters, after her father was murdered and her mother could no longer care for her daughters.

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  BY MILLIE ACEBAL ROUSSEAUDreamers, artists, and tango lovers are invited to a free screening of the documentary La Gata: The Nine Lives of a Tango Singer Called ‘The Cat' at 7:00 p.m. today at Centro Cultural Español.

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  MILLIE ACEBAL ROUSSEAU

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  by Millie Acebal Rousseau
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  Natalie says she's the shy one, and that most of the time, her sister does the talking. But that's not the case today. In the lobby of a Miami Beach hotel, she's dressed in black leggings and a grey sweatshirt, and her hair is up in a ponytail. With her stylist in tow- the duo performs in an hour and they have to get ready-she opens up about her career, her sister, and even dances to some samba as musicians play live in the background.

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  By Millie Acebal Rousseau and Marissa Rodriguez

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  BY MILLIE ACEBAL ROUSSEAU

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  By Millie Acebal Rousseau
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  Once a month, he visits the doctor to get two units of blood—a four-hour process.Like other patients with similar chronic illnesses, or those involved in a life-threatening trauma, he depends on blood donors to survive.

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