Life takes on a new hue when you hear the words, “You’ve got breast cancer.” There’s disbelief and fear, to be sure, but much more powerful things emerge in the midst of tears and treatment. Hope. Inspiration. Faith. Even laughter. Come with us this week as we tell the stories of families, caregivers and all the warriors who have stared down breast cancer. You’ll be inspired by these Brave Hearts.
Profiles
- She’s sure God had plan for her: Columbus resident says faith proved difference in cancer, loss of husband
- Sharing the (bad) news is critical step
- 'Everyone else, not me' Ache wasn’t a sign of aging, but cancer for Taylorsville woman
- Healing - Body and Soul: Cancer-survivor mom wants to be there for others
- 'I was Numb' 33-year-old vows to persevere after birthday 'surprise'
- Breast cancer services at local hospitals
- Denial follows discovery: Fear of losing breast spurs delay in treatment
- 'There are days I actually forget' Sense of community buoys Shelby County woman through ordeal
- 'About knowing your here' Survivor reaches out to others
- Finding the humor: Light moments despite double mastectomy
- Giving hope to others: Cancer survivor credits faith in God with recovery
- 'Keep a positive outlook' Woman stunned by diagnosis at age 35
- Mammogram testing on rise
- 'Some days it seemed like a bad dream' Hat party helped overcome depression