She Credits a Single Piece of Paper with Saving Her Life

Marisol Guerrero, whose breast cancer journey began in her early twenties with a lemon-sized tumor, shares her inspiring story, advocacy for The Rose, and struggles with imposter syndrome in the breast cancer community, as she opens up about the guilt related to the financial challenges of her diagnosis and underscores the importance of self-examinations, regular screenings, and open dialogue in this episode with Dorothy.

This Former TV Anchor Beat Breast Cancer and is Now Empowering Others to do the Same

Former TV anchor and breast health advocate Lyndsay Levingston, a breast cancer survivor, shares her inspiring journey, including a life-changing self-examination and a previously unknown family history of cancer, emphasizing the importance of open discussions about breast health, and how her determination and early detection enabled her to overcome the challenges of a triple negative 2B diagnosis, now dedicating her time to empowering women across America through SurviveHER. Learn more at iamasurviveher.org.

From Pink Hair to Tambourines, Learn How One Woman Found her Purpose after Retirement

Chris Noble retired and embarked on every retiree’s dream. She traveled the world and had a blast.

But then she got bored.

So she got involved with The Rose and formed lifelong friendships. All while advocating for breast health in the Black community.