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Do you usually commemorate your date of diagnosis? |
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Yes, but it's a sad day for us |
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5% |
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6 |
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Yes, and we do something fun |
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38% |
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45 |
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No, because it's a sad day for us |
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5% |
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6 |
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No, because it's not that important to us |
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33% |
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39 |
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No, because it's been so long now |
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7% |
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8 |
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No, for some other reason |
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6% |
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7 |
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Other |
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7% |
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8 |
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Total votes: 119 |
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Do you usually commemorate your date of diagnosis?
Poll dates: December 21 - 28, 2011
Total Votes: 119
Look through a handful of quilt panels in the Quilt for Life. You see birthdate, then diagnosis date -- the date a life changed forever.
We wondered what families do on this date. Some have reported doing something fun for their child, some are overcome with emotion even years later, some don't do anything. We had similar results over the past several years, as is shown in this chart:
Download the Excel spreadsheet with this data.
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