Follow Jessica’s journey with Stage IIIA Invasive Ductal Carcinoma Breast Cancer and learn how her experience inspired her to join the NCCS Cancer Policy and Advocacy Team (CPAT) where she traveled to Capitol Hill to lobby for cancer survivor rights and healthcare reform.

Join Monica’s journey with state 3 breast cancer as she shares her story through inspirational speaking on YouTube, Instagram and “The Breast Cancer Podcast.”

I was diagnosed with breast cancer October 1, 2012. I was 41 years young with no family history of the disease. I am allergic to sugar, exercise almost every day and was the healthiest person I knew until my diagnosis.

Learn about Paris’ courageous and inspiring journey through multiple sclerosis and Stage 3 breast cancer and how she faced these challenges with beauty, positivity, and strength.

Debbie shares her journey through Stage 3A Lobular Breast Cancer. Experience her challenges, resilience, and path to self-acceptance

Discover Bec’s inspiring journey with Stage 2 Lobular Carcinoma Breast Cancer and how she turned her healing process into a mission to spread awareness and kindness.

Join Katrina as she bravely shares her journey with Stage 3 Inflammatory Breast Cancer. From the unexpected diagnosis to the challenging treatments and the ongoing battle with its aftermath, Katrina’s story is a testament to resilience, hope, and the power of community support in the face of cancer.

Elise’s resilient journey as a three-time breast cancer survivor reveals the power of understanding your body and the significance of family history. Amidst her trials, she emphasizes the importance of regular check-ups and the incredible support she found along the way.

Explore Karla’s inspiring journey with Stage 4 breast cancer, her transformation through Radical Remission healing factors, and her evolution into a holistic health coach. Her story is a beacon of hope and resilience.

Discover Ellyn’s courageous journey through Stage 2B breast cancer, her decision for aesthetic flat closure, and how she found resilience and empowerment. Now, she champions for women’s health and shares her story to inspire others.

At 34, April was diagnosed with stage 3 invasive inoperable breast cancer. This is her story of resilience, support, and triumph.

Stef shares her challenging journey with breast implant illness, breast cancer, and reconstruction, highlighting her resilience and determination to overcome obstacles.

Rina, a stage 2 breast cancer survivor from India, shares her journey of overcoming adversity, finding strength in faith, and embracing self-care during her treatments. Learn how she stays positive and calm with yoga and meditation while navigating her ongoing recovery.

Marnie, a previvor, shares her journey of undergoing a preventative double mastectomy and multiple reconstructive surgeries, along with the importance of being well-informed and finding the right surgeon for her desired outcome.

Kim was a young mother of two diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016. She chose to go flat – she simply wanted to be “one and done” and get back to her life. 

Just a week before my 43rd birthday the doctor called to tell me the lump I had found was cancerous.

I was diagnosed at age 35. At the time I was still breastfeeding my 3rd baby.

On July 16, 2020, I received a phone call at 8:04 pm that would change our lives forever. The phone call was from the Breast Center.

I remember the day oh so well. December 15, 2015. For about two weeks or so, I had felt needle-like pain in my left breast.

Meet Sara, diagnosed just 1 week after positive pregnancy test.

My name is Anna and I am a young breast cancer survivor, mother, infertility warrior and style addict.

My name is Angelina Hardy Taylor and I was diagnosed with hormone positive HER2 negative grade 3 stage 1 breast cancer at 26 years old on the 15th of November 2021.

My life was good in 2017. I was married to the perfect man, enjoyed time with family and a few close friends, fly-fished often, and had my dream job working in the world of oncology.

Meet Jaxon! Diagnosed with Stage 2B in 2013 and in remission until 2020 when recurred at stage 4.

I was diagnosed with breast cancer on 25th of March 2022 at the age of 28. It was devastating, for the first few weeks I didn’t really realize what was happening to me.

During my late 20’s I went in multiple times to have a cyst looked at. They would do an ultrasound and then drain it, never anything to worry about.

I was diagnosed with Stage 2B Breast Cancer exactly one month before my 31st birthday.

I had just turned 30. As soon as we returned from our diving trip I found a lump.

Cancer survivor once and fighting second time at 36.

Genetic Testing Saves Lives. I am a previvor to breast cancer.

My cancer journey started back in my early 20’s. My mom had just been diagnosed with ovarian cancer.

A baby and breast cancer all during COVID.

When I received my breast cancer diagnosis, one of my biggest fears was what the disease would do to my confidence.

At the end of April 2021, I found a lump on my left breast in the shower and booked into the doctors straight away.

My name is Nadia and I was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer stage 2b at the age of 26.

Being pregnant saved my life! It was May of 2017 and I was at the end of my first trimester with my second daughter.

There will always be THAT ONE DAY. You know what I’m talking about, that one day when you heard the words “you have cancer”.

My story of breast cancer at 26 whilst working as a cancer nurse.

The difficulties we face as we fight cancer shape us to be stronger, more resilient and grateful in life.

Cancer sucks, but walking through the valley of treatment will lead to exhilaration when reaching the summit.

There wasn’t a strong family history of Breast Cancer, but after my breast cancer diagnosis, my 2 adult children and myself tested positive for the BRCA2 genetic mutation…

My name is Simona (36) and 5 years ago I was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, in the 36th week of my pregnancy.

A career revolving around breast cancer didn’t prepare me for my own diagnosis.

I want to encourage young women to know their body, their risks, and talk to their doctors immediately about any concerns.

I won’t say that 2021 was the worst year of my life, or that I’ve been through proverbial hell. Cancer has given me more than it has taken.

Hello, my name is Natasha, 34 years old, diagnosed with Stage 2 estrogen receptor her2- breast cancer at the age of 29 less than 2 months after saying “I Do” to my husband.

When I was 20 years old, my father passed away from lung cancer. At that time I realized how short life could be, so I decided to enjoy it as much as possible.

Stage 3B Survivor and Patient Advocate for Men. I am a Sydney-born writer, internet publisher, and breast cancer patient activist.

Twin, two-time breast cancer survivor, and Founder and President of nonprofit organization-paying it forward!

I am a two time cancer survivor. I learned I had stomach lymphoma in Nov. 2015 after the gastric sleeve surgery and have been in remission since 2016.

Aloha, my name is Jo-leen and I was diagnosed at age 47 with stage 1 invasive ductal carcinoma in my right breast on 2/20/2020.

I’m Davina, from Maryland, 52 years old, diagnosed at 47. Almost 6 year survivor.