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Susan Bjork shares how exercising with Nordic walking poles helped her recover physically and emotionally from breast cancer treatment. 

Hear My Voice metastatic breast cancer advocate Shonte' Drakeford reflects on the 2020 #4forStageIV social media campaign and the importance of words. 

Mia Tardive didn’t plan to see a mental health professional, join a support group, or try reiki as part of her experience living with breast cancer.  

After marking 10 years since first being diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer, Michelle McGree reflects on her complicated relationship with cancerversaries.

High school senior Sam Schulman writes about what it was like growing up with a mom who has been diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer.

For 3 years, Karen Hegedus has taken ado-trastuzumab emtansine (Kadcyla) for metastatic breast cancer. It controls the cancer, but Karen has had to make adjustments to her life to cope with ongoing side effects.

Make Good Moves has raised $89,000 over 6 years to support people affected metastatic breast cancer. CEO Marissa Garavito shares how the organization was started and how it changed through the years and in response to the pandemic.

Chris Winston shares his experience as a caregiver for his wife, Jennifer, during treatment for stage II breast cancer, and how it changed his perspective.

Melissa Lopez Carroll never spoke to her doctors about mental health, but through months of treatment she struggled with depression and anxiety before finding support.

Lesley Nygaard shares how stories from others help her manage the fears and effects of breast cancer treatment, and why it’s important to her to share her story with others.