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Donna Dennis and Nia Gilliam have experienced life changes because of breast cancer, and are soaring to new heights as survivors. Donna is a former track and field star and known as one of the greatest female sprinters in the nation. She qualified as an alternate for the 1984 Olympics in the 200. Donna was […]
Breast cancer can happen at any age but younger women often find it harder to be taken seriously and listened to by health care providers when advocating for their breast health or issues with their breasts.
Ashley Fernandez and Brenda Nelson are living with incurable breast cancer. They’re determined to live their best lives and celebrate when scans show their disease is stable.
Deb and Elvira went into early menopause after breast cancer because hysterectomies were needed to save their lives. They shared their experiences and talked about not being able to carry children on Real Talk.
Pam Kohl, Ann Camden and Katie Mackin talk about living with metastatic breast cancer and the holidays. They share family traditions, hopes for the future and the impact the disease has on them, especially during this time of year.
Sheetal Sheth and Beverly Kruse both struggled with how to tell their young children they were diagnosed with breast cancer. They got real about what they went through in this episode of Real Talk.
Sheetal Sheth and Beverly Kruse both struggled with how to tell their young children they were diagnosed with breast cancer. They got real about what they went through in this episode of Real Talk.
Cati Diamond Stone get real about the mental and emotional impact of breast cancer and tells listeners it is common for people to feel depressed, anxious and fearful during and after their breast cancer experience.
Susan G. Komen President & CEO Paula Schneider kicks off ‘Real Talk’ by talking openly and honestly about the challenges of going through breast cancer, and how we must fear the disease more than we fear what it takes to be cured.
