Breast cancer survivor attributes recovery to kindness of hospital valet

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Jon Avery, who parks cars at the Roswell Cancer Center in Buffalo, New York, says his goal when interacting with patients is to "have a meaningful encounter that's not hollow.

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Jon Avery, who parks cars at the Roswell Cancer Center in Buffalo, New York, is being credited with helping patients fight their battles with the disease.

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A: Jon Avery, who parks cars at the Roswell Cancer Center in Buffalo, New York, says his goal when interacting with patients is to "have a meaningful encounter that's not hollow.

B: Jon Avery, who parks cars at the Roswell Cancer Center in Buffalo, New York, is being credited with helping patients fight their battles with the disease.