Patient Stories

Hassled For Wearing a Mask: If Cancer Wasn’t Hard Enough

A breast cancer patient was hassled by protestors for wearing a mask to pick up her medicine. She shares her story and what she learned.

Greta Beekhuis, Breast Cancer Survivor

I’m a Man and I Have Metastatic Breast Cancer

Michael Kovarik describes his journey with male breast cancer as one of many ups and downs – fear, rage, hope, gratitude and strength.

Megan Trusdell

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Rebecca Seago-Coyle, Leigh Pate

Black Women Get Breast Cancer Too

Andrea Hutton, Sheila McGlown

Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: A Patient’s Success Story

Cindy Meurin, Kaitlin Meurin, Andrew Schorr

Your Breast Cancer Diagnosis Is Not Your Prognosis

Andrea Hutton, Maimah Karmo

Breast Cancer in the Hispanic Community

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Jo Taylor: My Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Taking the First Steps Into Treatment

Jo Taylor

When Breast Cancer Patients Experience PTSD

Just One of the Girls

Dana Stewart

Rebecca Seago-Coyle: How Can I Manage Anxiety?

Rebecca Seago-Coyle

How I Advocate for Breast Cancer Patients

Jo Taylor

My Work To Get Metastatic Cancer Data Collected

Jo Taylor

The Black and White of PTSD

Dana Stewart