I finished chemo and rang the bell on 9/11/2026!

I am feeling better and I am getting my taste buds back.

Raquel

This week, I celebrated 5 years since the day I was diagnosed with a Stage 3, 5.5cm ER/PR+, HER2- tumor with one positive node. For those who are at the beginning of this journey, please know there is hope. Those of us who’ve walked this path before you will always be here to reach back and help you find your way.

Jennifer

Hello everyone, 2026 marks 5 years free of triple negative breast cancer and I am also a 3 year survivor of 8x cardiac arrests in one day with no surgery as of May 2023. Hallelujah!

LaShauna

My good news is that I’m still here and I’m still fighting.

I was diagnosed with breast cancer at 26 and underwent a double mastectomy. Years later, the cancer traveled to my lung, requiring part of my lung to be removed. Then came thyroid cancer.

Today, at 36, after a decade of surgeries, treatments, scans, fear, and rebuilding, I’m still standing. I’m raising my two children, taking care of my body, and celebrating two years sober.

Cancer has taken pieces of my body, but it has never taken my fight.

I’m not slowing down. I’m not giving up. And after everything my body and I have been through, I get to say this:

I’m still here. Watch me.

Katie

Cancer free. Thank everyone that made it possible, my friends, my family, my job, my doctor’s nurses, stage 3 breast cancer rad.

Lisa

After 23 years cancer free I felt a lump in my breast it was removed and it was non cancer. I get mammograms every year. I’ve had 27 tumors removed from my breast since I was 16 . I have been so blessed 🙏

Rhonda

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