Alana — Facing your fearsDespite a family history of breast cancer, 59-year-old Alana let her fear of pain stand in the way of having a mammogram—a fear that almost cost her life. As a result, Alana had to face a greater challenge than a few minutes of discomfort: stage 3 breast cancer.
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Joan — Regular mammograms can mean early detectionLike many women, Joan knows the importance of annual mammograms. In 2008, her vigilance helped detect her cancer early. Today, she’s cancer free.
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Mary — Stage 4 survivorWhile in the shower one day, Mary discovered a lump. Luckily she also discovered a care team that helped her beat her disease.
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Robyn — Living with hope and compassionFit, active and dedicated to living a healthful lifestyle, Robyn was devastated when she learned she had cancer. Thankfully, her doctors and nurses allayed her fears and lifted her spirits throughout her illness and recovery.
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Sherrie – Making time for your annual mammogramFor years, Sherrie was vigilant about getting her annual mammogram, but for no specific reason, she stopped. Several years later, she awoke with an achy upper arm and a sore breast—inflammatory breast cancer.
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Becki – Help was there when she needed it most
Married with three children, Becki was busy keeping up with everyday life. Suddenly, her life changed when she noticed a lump in her breast. Thankfully, she found a caring team of specialist who helped put her life back on track.
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Married with three children, Becki was busy keeping up with everyday life. Suddenly, her life changed when she noticed a lump in her breast. Thankfully, she found a caring team of specialist who helped put her life back on track.
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Alana and Kathy — A patient’s story is a life-changer for anotherWhen Alana’s story of breast cancer survival appeared in her mail, Kathy felt inspiration and relief. Someone else had gone through what she was going through. Alana’s story provided Kathy with hope and encouragement.
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