On this episode, Lauri Leadley joined us in the podcast studio. Lauri is a 27-year breast cancer survivor. Her initial diagnosis was Burkett’s lymphoma in the breast, which is a rare and aggressive form of cancer. She was 27, the mother of 2 young children, and 22 weeks pregnant at the time of her initial diagnosis. Lauri was then diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma 23 years later in 2015 at the age of 49. Lauri shares her journey through both diagnoses.

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On this episode, Lauri Leadley joined us in the podcast studio. Lauri is a 27-year breast cancer survivor. Her initial diagnosis was Burkett's lymphoma in the breast, which is a rare and aggressive form of cancer. She was 27, the mother of 2 young children, and 22 weeks pregnant at the time of her initial diagnosis. Lauri was then diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma 23 years later in 2015 at the age of 49. Lauri shares her journey through both diagnoses.

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On this episode, Tara Dunsmore, an 8-year breast cancer survivor from Raleigh, NC joined us on the podcast. She was diagnosed at the age of 39 with stage 1 invasive ductal carcinoma. Tara talks about the challenges she faced during her treatment including being denied the surgery she wanted, the passing of her father, and negative experience with areola tattooing. Through her experience, she founded Pink Ink Tattoo because she believes survivors deserve a better experience than what she had.

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On this episode, Tara Dunsmore, an 8-year breast cancer survivor from Raleigh, NC joined us on the podcast. She was diagnosed at the age of 39 with stage 1 invasive ductal carcinoma. Tara talks about the challenges she faced during her treatment including being denied the surgery she wanted, the passing of her father, and negative experience with areola tattooing. Through her experience, she founded Pink Ink Tattoo because she believes survivors deserve a better experience than what she had.

For complete show notes, please visit www.behindthepinkribbon.com.

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Andrea Stein Goldsworthy joined us on the podcast to share her journey with breast cancer. She was diagnosed in November 2005 at the age of 32 with stage 2B, invasive ductal carcinoma. Andrea has a long history of cancer in her family and always felt like she would one day face that battle as well. It came much sooner than she had ever expected. She talks about finding her lump, treatments, lacking a support system in her first husband, finding love in her current husband, and having a baby.

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Andrea Stein Goldsworthy joined us on the podcast to share her journey with breast cancer. She was diagnosed in November 2005 at the age of 32 with stage 2B, invasive ductal carcinoma. Andrea has a long history of cancer in her family and always felt like she would one day face that battle as well. It came much sooner than she had ever expected. She talks about finding her lump, treatments, lacking a support system in her first husband, finding love in her current husband, and having a baby.

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On this episode, Arpi Hamilton, joined us on the podcast. Apri found a pea size lump in her breast in September 2016. Though she was experiencing symptoms, she ignored those symptoms until December 2016. She scheduled an appointment with her gynecologist and had to beg to get a mammogram ordered. Arpi shares her treatment, how her journey has helped not only herself but also her coworkers at Cancer Treatment Centers of America. She also talks about the struggles she still faces 3 years later.

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On this episode, Arpi Hamilton, joined us on the podcast. Apri found a pea size lump in her breast in September 2016. Though she was experiencing symptoms, she ignored those symptoms until December 2016. She scheduled an appointment with her gynecologist and had to beg to get a mammogram ordered. Arpi shares her treatment, how her journey has helped not only herself but also her coworkers at Cancer Treatment Centers of America. She also talks about the struggles she still faces 3 years later.

For complete show notes, please visit www.behindthepinkribbon.com.

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On this episode, Kim Carew, breast cancer survivor and the founder of Peace, Love, Tote, joined us on the podcast. Kim was diagnosed with Stage 2A triple-negative breast cancer at the age of 53. Kim had always had anxiety that she would get cancer one day after losing a friend to cancer. She shared her experience with treatments and how she was unprepared for her first chemo treatment. Through her experience, she founded Peace, Love, Tote for other women going through chemotherapy.

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On this episode, Kim Carew, breast cancer survivor and the founder of Peace, Love, Tote, joined us on the podcast. Kim was diagnosed with Stage 2A triple-negative breast cancer at the age of 53. Kim had always had anxiety that she would get cancer one day after losing a friend to cancer. She shared her experience with treatments and how she was unprepared for her first chemo treatment. Through her experience, she founded Peace, Love, Tote for other women going through chemotherapy.

For complete show notes, please visit www.behindthepinkribbon.com.

New episodes of Behind the Pink Ribbon are release every Tuesday and Thursday at noon Mountain Standard Time. Subscribe and listen weekly on your favorite podcast player. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.