Sharon Hart, a 10-year breast cancer survivor and author from Middletown, Delaware joined us on the podcast to share her journey. Sharon talked about her diagnosis, treatments, and reconstructive complications, as well as dealing with a doctor that lacked bedside manners. She also shared the tools that she used to help her cope with cancer.

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On this episode, Gina McDonough, a 10-year breast cancer survivor and gym owner, joined us in the podcast studio to share her journey through breast cancer. Gina talked about her breast cancer treatments. She openly shared her struggle with falling to a deep depression following cancer, which led to self-medicating with alcohol for approximately 3 years. Gina talked about getting clean for her family and fulfilling her lifelong dream of opening her own fitness studio.

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Judy Pearson, an 8-year survivor, writer, and founder of A 2nd Act, joined us in the podcast studio today. She shared her personal journey through breast cancer from finding her lump, having surgery, and going through chemotherapy. Judy talks about her friend Joanna, who was the inspiration behind A 2nd Act. Judy shares the mission of A 2nd Act and all the different ways that the organization is supporting women diagnosed with any kind of cancer.

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On this episode, a 15-year breast cancer survivor and singer/songwriter, Faith Walker, joined us on the podcast to share her story with breast cancer. In 2004, Faith, a mother of 2 young children, was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 26. Three years later, while pregnant with her third child, Faith was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. She uses her cancer journey and music to inspire others including one of her latest songs- Head in the Clouds.

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Jill Stutin Gresham joined us on the podcast. She was diagnosed in 2004 with stage 2 breast cancer at the age of 36. Jill was closely monitored for breast cancer due to the significant family history. She found a lump in her breast but diagnostic testing showed she had cancer in the opposite breast. Jill shared her struggles with reconstruction, as well as Tamoxifen. Four years later, Jill was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Most recently, she explanted due to breast cancer illness.

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On this special episode, Kelly from Gilda's Club and Vidi from Cancer Support Community joined us on the podcast to share the story of Gilda Radner, the vision of Dr. Harold Benjamin, the history behind Gilda's Club and The Wellness Center, as well as the merge between the two organization to create what is now Cancer Support Community. They discussed the supports and services provided free of charge to those impacted by cancer. They also shared ways to donate or volunteer.

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Leslie Jennings-Harper joined us on today's show. In March 2019, she was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma at the age of 43. Leslie had a clean mammogram and breast exam conducted by her gynecologist less than 6 months prior to finding the lump in her breast. Leslie underwent chemotherapy, which shrunk the tumor and underwent a bilateral mastectomy. She is currently still in active treatment and will undergo reconstruction and a hysterectomy in March 2020.

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On this episode, Deb Germundson, a 13 years breast cancer survivor shared her story. Deb was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma at the age of 41. She had an itch on her breast and at that exact site, she found a lump. She talked about her treatment, losing her husband, and struggling with self-image and dating.

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On this episode, Michelle Weaver, a 21-year breast cancer survivor, joined us on the podcast to share her story. She was 38 years old when diagnosed with stage 2 invasive ductal carcinoma. Michelle was triple-negative and carried the BRCA1 mutation. Through her own journey with breast cancer and genetic testing, as well as the experience of losing her sister to this disease, Michelle went back to school to become a Nurse Practitioner and now has her own practice, Ava Health.

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On this episode, Elizabeth Cluff joined us to share the story of her non-profit organization, ImpactOne. She talked about her personal journey through breast cancer in 2007, which provided the inspiration for the non-profit. As Elizabeth thought about her support system, she was haunted and heartbroken over the women going through breast cancer that didn't have a good support system. She wanted to send them a shipment of love and include vital items for their journey through breast cancer.

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