• For the Breast of Us

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    Our mission is to empower women of color affected by breast cancer to make the rest of their lives the best of their lives through education, advocacy and community.

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Treatment Journeys
Aneika Bocas

Beyond Diagnosis: A West Indian Woman’s Story of Strength

Anika’s journey highlights the unique challenges and triumphs experienced by many women of color impacted by breast cancer. At 31 years old, as a first-time mom-to-be, Aneika faced a life-changing challenge—triple-negative breast cancer. Her story sheds light on the unique struggles faced by women of color dealing with breast cancer, the importance of self-advocacy, and the strength found in community support.

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Cristina's Corner
April Finley

Me vs Me

For some strange reason, putting myself first seems selfish. It wasn’t until my aunt passed that I realized I have to put myself first.

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New Normal
Tova Parker

I just kept going. Kept stepping. Kept climbing.

The calmness of the water reminds me everything will be ok. And the mountains remind me that while I’ve overcome a huge challenge in 2020, there are more challenges to come. Challenges that will grow me. Challenges that will make me stronger.

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Cristina's Corner
Marenda Taylor

Where my Sexiness Shines

I put out an APB for my Sexy, unsure if it could actually be brought back but I was willing to do the work to get it back.

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Cristina's Corner
Michelle Lee Pina

To Feel Beautiful After Breast Cancer

I had become the patient; he became the caregiver. He saw me differently. Fragile. In pain. Suffering. All I wanted was to be loved in every way — to be a wife, a lover, a sexual being.

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