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In a 1998 interview with ''The Houston Chronicle,'' Guerrero reflected that she had mishandled her resignation from the Railroad Commission. "... if you can't learn and go on and you dwell too much in the past, then you're really wasting your present." She resigned two months short of her being able to enter the state health insurance program, which worked against her financially when she was stricken in 2000 with two malignant [[brain tumor]]s.

In a 1998 interview with ''The Houston Chronicle,'' Guerrero reflected that she had mishandled her resignation from the Railroad Commission. "... if you can't learn and go on and you dwell too much in the past, then you're really wasting your present." She resigned two months short of her being able to enter the state health insurance program, which worked against her financially when she was stricken in 2000 with two malignant [[brain tumor]]s.

 

Guerrero underwent proton beam therapy at Loma Linda University Medical Center near [[San Bernadino]], [[California]]. Lobbyist Mignon McGarry said that Guerrero went for treatment at Loma Linda after having been admonished by [[physician]]s at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in [[Houston, Texas|Houston]] that she would otherwise not live much longer than two years.<ref name=chron/>

Guerrero underwent proton beam therapy at Loma Linda University Medical Center near [[San Bernardino]], [[California]]. Lobbyist Mignon McGarry said that Guerrero went for treatment at Loma Linda after having been admonished by [[physician]]s at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in [[Houston, Texas|Houston]] that she would otherwise not live much longer than two years.<ref name=chron/>

==Endorsing Rick Perry==

==Endorsing Rick Perry==