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Meghan gets a poke on the cheek from her adorable baby girl

Having a baby after a breast cancer diagnosis: Meghan’s story

04/27/23 | BY: Adriana Lecuona

In episode 5 of LBBC’s new Can and Did podcast, Meghan, an LBBC Young Advocate, shares her story about having a baby via a gestational carrier after an early-stage and then a stage IV breast cancer diagnosis.

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