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Kathy Dawson, 58, looks back on her treatment for early-stage breast cancer to share what she’s learned and what she wishes she knew after diagnosis.

Lauri Weiss has been leading a Reach & Raise fundraising team since 2014. She talks about her history organizing the team, Sister Studios. 

Patricia Korey of the yoga team Tricia’s Troupe talks about why she is returning to support LBBC’s Reach & Raise: Yoga for a Reason for the second year in a row.

Siata Swaray was diagnosed with stage I triple-negative breast cancer in December 2016. She spoke with LBBC contributing writer Robin Warshaw about how she made her reconstruction decisions and what came next. 

Volunteers make our work possible. This month, we’re spotlighting volunteer Jamie LaScala, from Wilmington, Delaware, one of our Young Advocates.

After being diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, Sherroll Reese decided to travel and volunteer at breast cancer organizations around the world.

Meagan Anderson was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 21. She reflects on what she didn’t know about surgery, treatment and life after breast cancer treatment.

Volunteers make our work possible. This month, we’re spotlighting volunteer Janice Cowden from Bradenton, Florida, one of our Breast Cancer Helpline volunteers.

Susan Jacobson reflects on living with metastatic breast cancer, showing no evidence of disease and the relationships she’s built in the metastatic community. 

Sienna Córdoba considers her hair very important to her and wanted to try to keep it through chemotherapy treatments. She spoke to LBBC contributing writer Robin Warshaw about her experience with cold caps.