I was diagnosed during the first lockdown…had a partial mastectomy…lymph nodes removed…4 weeks radiotherapy…staying positive kept me going…4 years this October free…you are stronger than you think…always think positive
Karen
Sometimes the best we can do is breathe in and breathe out. The rest is icing on the cake. Forget one day at a time, it's often one breath at a time for me!
Rachel
I was diagnosed with Stage 2A in December 2023. I am down to my last chemo this week. Focusing on one step at a time and trying to enjoy the little normal moments with family and friends has helped to get me through. We are all much stronger than we ever imagined! Let your family and friends circle you with love and keep putting one foot in front of the other on this journey.
Valerie
Nothing looks better with a bald head than BIG earrings, BRIGHT lipstick, and a BIG smile! 💖 PS Embrace the look, hair always grows back.
Lauri
Today I celebrate 7 years cancer-free from triple negative breast cancer! I'm one of millions of people who are standing strong supporting YOU as you move through your journey. I may not know your name but I know you're experiencing ups-and-downs as each day comes and my prayers are with you!
Melanie
This is only a chapter. A chapter that will make you more of a fighter, a lover, a friend.
Rachael
I found solace in constantly reminding myself that every challenge we encounter in life is like a fork in the road where we have the choice to choose which way to go: backward, forward, breakdown, or breakthrough. Surrounding myself with a strong support system, externally and internally, has been instrumental in my journey. From family, to friends, to my doctors and to myself; finding every beacon of hope and positivity I could and holding on tight. All this presence in any way, shape or form reminds me that I’m not alone in this fight—and my unwavering encouragement helps me realize I am stronger than cancer could ever be…and most of all, that cancer chose the wrong person to mess with!
Samantha
On October 2, 2022, my daughter was diagnosed with Stage 3 triple positive breast cancer. Leaning on my faith got me through that difficult time. I learned to take it one day at a time and sometimes one hour or one minute at a time. Trusting your medical team was also very important. My daughter and all those fighting this ugly cancer is a warrior. Be kind to yourself!
Patti
I’m 27 with triple positive invasive ductal carcinoma, Stage 1A. My message is: “Life has a funny way of showing you how strong you are by not giving you a choice.”
Amber
I was just diagnosed in February 2024 with Stage 1A invasive breast cancer in one area of my right breast and DCIS in 2 ducts of my right breast. I am just beginning my journey. I will survive this and I know GOD is walking right beside me.
Mary
April 10 will be 1 year since my diagnosis of Stage 3, ER/PR+ HER- invasive lobular carcinoma. Mastectomy, chemo, and radiation all completed. Now learning to live with a whole new me! Stay POSITIVE and be KIND to yourself.
Penny
I have metastatic breast cancer Stage 4 and this journey through cancer treatments is now for the rest of my life. God was there the day I was born and will be there the day I enter heaven. God is with you in your journey through it all, even though you may not feel his presence. Never give your hope up, it is a gift from God.
Aly
I was diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer, Stage 2B on December 1, 2023. I encourage you to run to the arms of Jesus, He is our strong tower, our safe haven. Trust Him for your healing that has already taken place on Calvary. Ask Him what you can do to give glory to His name throughout your journey. Be encouraged (make that your choice) and God will strengthen your heart. As long as you have breath in your body, don’t stop living!!!! As often as you can laugh, eat , pray, love, forgive, uplift others, move your body, be thankful, be silly, do self care, etc. Carpe diem!!! Seize the day!
Deborah
Through the hardest day looking for or forward to my joy carried me. Not all days will feel joyful so looking forward became my joy.
Kim
“Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the little voice at the end of the day that says I’ll try again tomorrow.”
Anna
Life changes without our permission. It’s our attitude that determines the ride!!
Nancy
I was diagnosed with stage 0 DCIS on the 26th of January. I pray for everyone here. Strength. Courage. Hope. We are WARRIORS. With God ALL things are possible 🌸
Toni
I support everyone! I was diagnosed with IDC 1/24. I am waiting for a surgery date.
Wilma

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