A portrait of healing: How art is bringing hope to cancer patients in Atlanta
When Lata Fields began drawing teal hummingbirds around a portrait of Dr. Natalie Godbee, she wasn’t simply creating art. She was thanking the doctor who helped her through one of the most uncertain periods of her life. Fields, a former City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta patient, joined local artists Katie Bush and Cat Bozone […]
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