Wall of Support

“Today is the day the Lord has made let us rejoice and be glad in it.” This has been hard at times but as treatments continue I am relearning to live in the little moments… snow angels amongst snow days, touching grass with my bare feet, looking at nature, touching a tree, holding hands with my husband, embracing my son… the little things give the strength to become a winner against BC. PTL!

When I was diagnosed, I felt that cancer was my whole life, reminding myself to stay strong and this is only a chapter of life. The light at end of tunnel will be there sooner than you know ❤️

When I was first diagnosed, and the process began, it felt like it would NEVER end. I felt like I lived at the hospital. Losing hair and having to shave it is hard for some, but it's actually showing of strength. This was 2021-2022 and now it all seems surreal and so long ago. I'm just now to a place where I can be comfortable and not upset when I'm reminded of my breast cancer journey. I now use it as a reminder of what I have overcome, to tell myself I am stronger than I think!

Even during this troubling time, you fighting proves that your spirit hasn’t been affected, it proves that you’re stronger than anything nature can throw your way. I along with millions of people are so proud of you, at how much you continue to fight and choose not to give up.

You are an extremely strong and resilient individual. We are all here to support you in your fight against breast cancer so you are not fighting this battle alone.

You are stronger than you know, and your courage inspires everyone around you. One day at a time, we are here with you.

Although times may be difficult and isolating, there is always light at the end of that dark tunnel.

Stay strong and keep fighting. Your courage and resilience are truly inspiring. Remember, you are not alone in this battle; there are many people supporting you and cheering you on every step of the way. You've got this!

It’s a journey, and thankfully, a long journey for me. One never knows how long the road will be, so stop at every scenic spot, smell the roses, and be grateful for every day.

I am almost three years out from my diagnosis and almost two years from my last infusion- it gets better. It really does. The days get brighter, the nights get less scary, and the energy comes back! You can do this!

We are all warriors in this fight! I strongly believe we are selected to show others just starting out how this journey changes us all in some way and we are here for one another! Never give up! 2025 Here We Come!!

I just wanted to say that I am VERY PROUD of my wife! She is plugging right along and is doing her absolute best to maintain the right course and path to beat this relentless disease!

To all the incredible survivors reading this, words can feel so small compared to the immense strength and courage you carry every single day. I wish I could sit with each of you, share stories, and remind you just how much you are seen, heard, and cared for. You are not alone – not in this moment, not in this journey. The road you’re walking is not easy, but please know there’s an entire community standing beside you, cheering for you, and holding space for your pain, triumphs, and everything in between. You inspire more people than you’ll ever realize! If this holiday season feels heavy, I hope this message brings you a small moment of light. You are deeply loved and supported! With love, Stephanie

Never give up. Merry Christmas and a blessed 2025.

First off I want to thank NBCF for loving us and giving us this platform. I’ve been battling this horrific disease for 2 1/2 years and am currently on IV Chemo and will say to each of you doing the same, you are not alone, we are all here for each other, we are strong, beautiful and courageous women. We don’t fight alone. Love to each of those who’ve won and to all of us still on the field, we can’t give up, keep going.

Merry Christmas.

I just wanna wish all of my sisters and brothers in life who are struggling with breast cancer a happy holiday, health, and happiness. I hope everybody is able to have a Thanksgiving dinner and to be able to put presents under the tree for their children. It’s a struggle, but we are all in this together. 💕

I want to take a moment to honor and remember an incredible woman whose life was cut far too short. Mrs. Costello, though I never had the privilege of knowing you, your strength and love live on in the amazing person your son is becoming. It’s clear that your spirit shaped his unique and beautiful personality, resilience, and compassion. Your battle with breast cancer was a testament to your courage, and your memory continues to inspire me every day. I see how your family and sons cherish you. Though your time here was brief, your impact is lasting, and you are so cherished. Rest peacefully, knowing that your light continues to shine, even through me after spending time with Ry… forever grateful for him.