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Wheaton woman's inspiring candles 'ignite hope' in cancer patients

Wheaton cancer survivor Jenna Lindman is the founder and president of IgniteHope, a nonprofit that donates candles with inspiring and uplifting messages hidden in the wax to those affected by cancer. (Mark Busch)

Wheaton cancer survivor Jenna Lindman is the founder and president of IgniteHope, a nonprofit that donates candles with inspiring and uplifting messages hidden in the wax to those affected by cancer. (Mark Busch)

IgniteHope donates candles with inspiring and uplifting messages hidden in the wax to those affected by cancer. The messages are revealed as the wax slowly melts away when the candle burns. (Mark Busch)