By Angela Hampton Having Cancer at 34 Taught Me How to Live
This picture came up in my Facebook memories today. It took my breath away for a moment, just like it…
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Cancer is Something I Carry With Me Now
Two years ago in the winter of 2019, I found out I had breast cancer. I was a young new…
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Be the Light: Honoring a Friend Gone Too Soon
I met her in college. She sat behind me in our Human Anatomy class. I was immediately drawn to her…
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By Ashley Mays Pray For the Mamas With Cancer
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Although there are many mamas who have been impacted by breast cancer, there are…
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By Tanner Hall My Mom Beat Breast Cancer and She’s the Strongest Woman I Know
I remember the day my mom told me she had breast cancer. Actually, I remember having a bit of intuition…
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By Sandy Brannan She Made Me Scrambled Eggs For Breakfast
I ate scrambled eggs for breakfast every morning for more months than I can count after my mom died. My…
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By Rebecca Martin How Having Cancer Changed My Life
My diagnosis with breast cancer came as such a shock that my imagination failed me. I could not look at…
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By Christine Carter He Tells Me I’m Beautiful Even When I’m Broken
Dear my beloved Husband: On February 17th, we will be celebrating our 17th wedding anniversary. Ah, the red rose Valentine’s…
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By Meg James Taking Action Against Breast Cancer: Why I Had A Double Mastectomy
Although I had been familiar with the term breast cancer in our family over the years, time seemed to stop on the…
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By Harmony Vuycankiat Breast Cancer Stole My Sister: What I Want Us All To Remember
Isn’t it strange that we don’t truly realize just how much we love someone until they’re no longer with us?…
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By Her View From Home She Crawled: Mom’s Final Wish to Spend Every Moment with Her Kids Is a Reminder for All of Us
I didn’t know her. But I knew her story. Her name was Lori. She was the friend of my friend,…
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By Amy Ledyard When There’s No Mommy
My first born just turned 18 months. It seems crazy that she could already reach this age. It seems even…
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