Meet Jeanelle
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Meet Beth
“I've been living with metastatic breast cancer for over 10 years… but here I am, and I'm okay with it.”
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Meet Lizzy
“We need to end breast cancer. It needs to happen, and I hope it happens in my lifetime.”
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Meet Eunice
“There's no history of breast cancer in my family. It was a big surprise when I received the diagnosis.”
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Meet Ilona
“I remember exactly where I was when I found out I had breast cancer. It was for sure the worst day of my life.”
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Meet Isabel
“I remember being in just such a state of shock and super anxious when I found out that I had cancer.”
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Meet Amanda
“Something in me just kept saying to myself, 'Something doesn't feel right.'”
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Meet Jennie
“I really hated waiting for the results of my repeat breast biopsies for years and wondering each time, 'Is this cancer?'”
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Meet Katherine
“I was 21 when I tested positive for the BRCA2 inherited gene mutation. It went from me having a 13% chance of having breast cancer to an 80% chance.”
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Meet Kyra
“If we can screen early, why wouldn't we?”
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Meet Lexi
“It's unacceptable that young women are getting diagnosed with breast cancer, and there's not many answers why.”
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Meet Lily
“Instantly your life changes. Not just your life, but life for everybody around you.”
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Meet Margot
“Knowledge is power, and it's always better to know.”
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Meet The Moody Sisters
“When I heard the words 'breast cancer,' it was so much information, so fast, that I felt like it was an out-of-body experience.”
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Meet Nancy
“To others diagnosed, my advice is to take it one step at a time, ask for help and advocate for yourself.”
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Meet Naya
“With a very aggressive form of breast cancer, things moved really fast for my treatment plan.”
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Meet Shanae & Joyce
“I couldn't believe my daughter had breast cancer, too.”
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Meet Shannon
“I want to be someone who had breast cancer. I just don't want that to be my whole story.”
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Meet Yakima
“If I show up and they see someone that looks like them and I give them hope, I give them strength.”
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