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Sheryl Crow says she's healthy and happy

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Sheryl Crow performs during the Martin Luther King memorial dedication being held on the Mall in Washington, D.C., October 16, 2011. UPI/Mannie Garcia
Sheryl Crow performs during the Martin Luther King memorial dedication being held on the Mall in Washington, D.C., October 16, 2011. UPI/Mannie Garcia 
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Published: June 6, 2012 at 5:08 PM

LOS ANGELES, June 6 (UPI) -- American singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow said on Facebook she is "healthy and happy" despite being diagnosed with a benign brain tumor.

The 50-year-old breast-cancer survivor confirmed this week she learned about the mass when she had an MRI after suffering memory lapses.

She insisted she is fine, however, in an online posting Wednesday.

"Hey everyone," she said. "Please don't worry about my 'brain tumor,' it's a non-cancerous growth. I know some folks can have problems with this kind of thing, but I want to assure everyone I'm OK. ... I'm feeling very healthy and happy, and having a great time on the road playing with my new band. I'm busy working on my next record too, which I'm very excited about ... and I'll be on The Tony Awards this Sunday. ... Really appreciate everyone's love and concern, I feel so blessed to have the support of all my fans, but I'm good -- really! Love, Sheryl."

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