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‘Knowledge is power’
Amanda Burris on getting tested for BRCA
As a young girl, Amanda Burris knew more about breast cancer than most adults. “Our family has a long history of breast cancer,” she says. “My great grandma, grandma, aunts, mom, and her cousins—they all had it.” After watching her 33-year-old mother and 39-year-old aunt battle the disease, Amanda decided to be tested for BRCA1…
“A hope for a healthier future”
Debbi Crowder
“We live in Kansas, where tornadoes are common, and foundations are important. When a large tornado swept through our town a few years ago, the houses built on a slab were destroyed. But the houses with basements, strong foundations, were the ones that survived. A family is much the same. When a family is built…
‘This is part of me, but it doesn’t define me’
Ghecemy Lopez on breast cancer
Ghecemy is a breast cancer survivor and an advocate for bilingual patient outreach Ghecemy Lopez still remembers a hug that happened 25 years ago. One afternoon as a young girl, she was visiting her grandmother’s best friend in her quiet hometown on the coast of Veracruz, Mexico. She’d regularly stop by to visit and always…