I believe that journalism is a powerful tool for change.
I believe that stories can empower and enrich.
Let’s ask the questions no one else is asking.
By doing so, we can change the lives of cancer patients and their families with news, community and online tools that support patients and their caregivers in the same way that a global news network supported me and my family.
My name is Carol Lin.
Carol Lin is a journalist who served as news anchor for CNN, national correspondent for ABC’s “Good Morning America” and reported for World News Tonight with Peter Jennings. She has been honored with numerous awards for her work, including three Los Angeles Press Club Awards and the National IMAGE Award.



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1 jack antonoff // Oct 1, 2007 at 4:52 am
good luck
my wife passed away with clear cell ovarian cancer the doctor thoght
it was endometriosis not ovarian cancer
until it was too late. oct 12 will be three years
more prevention and tests push that
PLEASE
JACK
2 Max // Oct 8, 2007 at 6:12 pm
Dear Carol Lin,
It is never too late to express to your loyal fans goodwill at parting. You are invited to our classic online community, CNNfan.com for real CNN fans, online worldwide since January 2004.
R.S.V.P. : Admin@CNNfan.com
It is so easy to fact check using the internet the our proud CNNfan.com history and reputation:
Quoted from:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CNNfan
During 2005 CNN President Joh Klein and CNN Anchors Judy Woodruff, Aaron Brown,Wolf Blitzer have given CNNfan.com exclusive interview.
Many others have given CNNfan.com exclusive interviews.
During 2007 The CNN/YouTube Debates, Jeanne Moos reporting for CNN on The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer “Questionable Debate Questions” made a cameo appearance in the CNNfan CNN/YouTube Democratic Debates question video [13].
During 2007 CNN Anchor Veronica De La Cruz reporting on CNN SUNDAY MORNING said, “cnnfan.com, I’m sure that’s a good one”.
Your fans would be proud to honor you.
Thank you so very much!
3 doit, doit now! » Choosing Happiness // Oct 17, 2007 at 10:26 am
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