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The Saga of Bob: How I got boob cancer and all I got was this lousy tumor. A small dialogue bubble coming from offscreen says, "Must we?"

Coping with a breast cancer diagnosis through comics: The Saga of Bob

10/17/23 | BY: Fern Glazer, Ursula Vernon

Hugo and Nebula award-winning author and illustrator Ursula Vernon shares the story of her breast cancer diagnosis and treatment through art and humor.

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Dana Valenti and her daughter model stylish head wraps

Dana's story

Dana Valenti guides her family through breast cancer treatment with open communication, unwavering support, and a commitment to ‘make good days great.’

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Jonise Louis, diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer while expecting her second child, now embraces life’s small triumphs while passionately working to foster accessible and open conversations about breast health.

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Claire, an older white woman with closely cropped hair and large glasses

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From bald patches to unexpected comparisons, Claire Gawinowicz candidly captures the emotional roller coaster of losing and regaining agency when facing the challenges of breast cancer in this humorous yet heartfelt blog.

Claire's story

Mary Evelyn Burman rests on a mountain top.

Mary’s story

Redefining boundaries: Mary Evelyn Burman shares her experience building a robust healthcare team in a rural setting, proving that top-notch cancer care can thrive anywhere.

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