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Sister Survivor Spotlight: LaTonya Richburg In 2014, at age 45, LaTonya Richburg was diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) and invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC), two forms of breast cancer. With the love and encouragement of her parents, LaTonya leaned on her faith as she prepared for the journey ahead. Her mother encouraged her to ask God for healing, while her father reminded her of the importance of grace and mercy. Her treatment included a lumpectomy, removal of a

After facing breast cancer twice, CeeCee Mcgriff learned that surviving wasn't enough. This is her story of finding support, healing out loud, and learning to Survive AND Live.

Sister Survivor Story - Tameka Baker In January 2022, at the age of 45, I was diagnosed with Stage 2 Grade 2B Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC). Just a few months earlier, in October 2021, I found a lump in my right breast while putting on my bra. Although there was a history of prostate cancer in my family, there was no history of breast cancer. I never imagined I could receive a breast cancer diagnosis. Through my research, I quickly learned that many women and men are d

Sister Survivor Story - Diana Bullard. My journey began in 2014. After eight needle biopsies and two surgical biopsies, breast cancer found its way into my life. The biopsies had shown that I was at high risk, but hearing the words "you have breast cancer" was still something I never expected. In April 2025, I was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer. I couldn't believe it. Like so many others, I experienced a wide range of emotions. But from the very beginning, I was determi

Ana Morales - Sister Survivor Story In October 2024, my world shifted. I was diagnosed with two different types of breast cancer—HER2-Positive Metastatic Breast Cancer in my right breast and DCIS in my left. Two diagnoses, one body, and an unshakable will to fight. Just weeks later, I began chemotherapy. From November 2024 through March 2025, I pushed through treatment one day at a time. In March, I underwent a lumpectomy—another step forward on a path I never expected to wal