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Sam Schacher
Verified
Anchor, KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)
Denver
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Business, Hurricanes , Local Business, Entertainment, National news, Breaking news, Criminal Justice , Consumer Stories, Tropics , New Orleans, Louisiana, Weather , General News, Trending
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Content
By Amanda Kesting Verified, Sam Schacher Verified| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified DENVER — In a touching display of love and solidarity, a young girl named Charlie has been providing unwavering support to her mother, Elise, who is undergoing cancer treatment. Through small gestures and constant companionship, Charlie has become her mother's biggest supporter during this challenging time. "I'm currently post double mastectomy and completing six more months of chemo with the hopes that there's no more cancer," Elise said.
By Sarah McLaughlin Verified, Mary Taylor, Sam Schacher Verified, Gaelle Marcel| VegNews Verified We’ve all seen the heartbreaking video of scientists pulling a plastic straw from a sea turtle’s nose, and the depressing photos of dead wildlife with plastic in their stomachs or caught around their bodies. Living a vegan lifestyle certainly helps to cut down on plastic waste drastically. (Did you know? The fishing industry is one of the leading causes of plastic waste in the ocean.) But, there’s still so much we can do as individuals to try to live as low waste as possible.
By Amanda Kesting Verified, Sam Schacher Verified| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified DENVER — In a touching display of love and solidarity, a young girl named Charlie has been providing unwavering support to her mother, Elise, who is undergoing cancer treatment. Through small gestures and constant companionship, Charlie has become her mother's biggest supporter during this challenging time. "I'm currently post double mastectomy and completing six more months of chemo with the hopes that there's no more cancer," Elise said.
Company Info
KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)