I celebrate my cancer-free anniversary every year. I go on a trip, or call/text my family and friends who have been on my journey. I celebrate my life!

Shay

Diagnosed with stage 1, grade 2 invasive lobular carcinoma in Nov. 2024 at 48. I underwent a double mastectomy in Dec. and reconstruction in Feb. 2025. Thankfully, early detection made a huge difference, and today I’m thrilled to say I’m a survivor, doing well on hormonal therapy. I’m grateful for this new chapter.

Damaris

After all the terrible chemo treatments, it actually worked. The tumors shrunk to a point where they were undetectable. So after all that and no hair later, I’m thankful for chemotherapy.

Margaret

I have signed up to do a 5K walk in October. It is with the American Cancer Society and I am so excited to be able to do this walk.

Robin

I finally started my own business, Legendary Travel! After 2 years and 8 surgeries I got the courage to do what I always wanted to do. I am loving this new chapter of my life!

Katherine

I started my journey in Sept 2024. I was diagnosed with metastatic lobular carcinoma stage 2. I underwent 2 surgeries, double mastectomy and axillary dissection. I also had 25 rounds of radiation and I rang the bell on February 7th 2025. My journey is not complete yet, still facing a fat grafting surgery and on 2 meds for for many years. But so far I am cancer free! The power of prayer is mighty, and God is good!

Nancy

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