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Christian Peterson  reporter.riverbendnews@gmail.com It seems that cancer diagnoses are all too common these days. However, what many do not know is not all cancers are the same. Some are benign, while others are life-threatening, and some are incredibly rare. PMP, or Pseudomyxoma Peritonei, is one such cancer. It's so rare that its nickname is "one in a million." According to cancer.org, "PMP is a rare tumor that grows slowly and causes a build-up of mucin (a jelly-like substance) in the abdomen and pelvis, giving rise to the name 'jelly belly.'" Carrie Lambert is a local citizen who was recently diagnosed with PMP. The 36-year-old mom of two has found herself in a scary situation