From Pipelines to Lifelines: Samina’s Quest to Fund a Cure
Samina Farid’s first connection with The Rose showed her the true power of support and the lifesaving results of research. Surrounded by survivors, she found her purpose in advancing new treatments and sharing her story to inspire others. She returns to the podcast to reflect on her journey and champion openness, education, and participation that drive the fight against cancer forward.
Boardrooms, Biopsies & Breakthroughs: The Unstoppable Samina Farid
Samina Farid built her career in oil and gas, founded her own company, and forged ahead in spaces where women are rarely seen. Through it all, she faced cancer twice and found strength that reshaped both her health and her work.
The Woman Who Chased Down The Rose’s Mobile Coach
Dee Benson’s inspiring journey from overcoming addiction to championing breast cancer awareness and support is an extraordinary example of determination and resilience. After discovering her diagnosis during a long-overdue mammogram and facing insurance hurdles, she sought help from The Rose, following their pink mobile mammography coach she noticed while driving. Her mission now is connecting with communities to ensure no one faces their health battles alone.
Why Breast Cancer can be the DEADLIEST Cancer a MAN can Have
Challenging conventional wisdom, Ronnie Pace, a two-time breast cancer survivor, shares his inspiring journey and the emotional decision to withhold his diagnosis from his wife, emphasizing the significance of men’s breast health awareness as a dedicated board member at The Rose in this episode.
Parte 2: Del Temor a la Victoria contra el Cáncer de Mama a los 40
En esta segunda parte, Amanda comparte en profundidad su experiencia con el tratamiento contra el cáncer de mama, abarcando desde la quimioterapia hasta la cirugía. Además, aborda los tabúes culturales en torno al cáncer de mama y la salud dentro de la comunidad hispana. Amanda explica cómo enfrentó la falta de seguro médico y subraya la importancia del autocuidado y la exploración regular para la detección temprana del cáncer.
A Man’s Breast Cancer Journey
An estimated one out of every one-hundred breast cancers diagnosed are found in a man.
Charlie Morris is one of them. And he joins Dorothy to talk about his experience.
During this episode, you’ll learn how he discovered his cancer, how he beat it, the reaction from his guy friends at work, and what he does to spread awareness in the community.
Parte 1: Del Temor a la Victoria contra el Cáncer de Mama a los 40
En este episodio, se presenta la historia de Amanda, diagnosticada con cáncer de mama a los 40 años. Amanda comparte cómo descubrió el bulto durante una autoexploración y los pasos que siguió hasta recibir su diagnóstico. Se destaca la importancia de la detección temprana y cómo su fe la ayudó a enfrentar la adversidad.
Krispy Kremes and Wigs: Finding Sweetness in the Breast Cancer Storm
For Michelle Meisner, surviving breast cancer twice led to a new purpose and a drive to give back. You’ll hear how her journey brought her to the Rose and inspired her.
A Phobia of Needles Kept Her from Seeing a Doctor About the Lump in Her Breast
Valerie McDaniels’ story of discovering a lump in her breast and delaying medical attention due to a phobia, quickly escalated to a life-or-death struggle. She tells Dorothy how a cruise in December 2023 revealed the critical nature of her condition when the mass burst, forcing her to seek urgent care. Ultimately, the support of her family and faith empowered Valerie to confront her fears and undergo the necessary exams and eventual treatments for breast cancer.
No Pony Days: Finding Light in the Darkest Moments
What happens when breast cancer appears with no warning? Jeanne thought it would never happen to her—there was no family history, and heart attacks ran in her family. But a routine mammogram changed everything. After just losing her husband to cancer, Jeanne faced her own diagnosis, navigated treatment, leaned on her support system, and became an advocate for herself and others.