Stobbe Strong: Lessons in Courage, Compassion, and Kicking Cancer to the Curb

Julie Stobbe

Julie Stobbe’s life took a dramatic turn from Broadway stages to confronting a breast cancer diagnosis, but she transformed adversity into action. Supported by her family, students, and community, she became a beacon of hope and openness. Her leadership in events like Paint the Path Pink now brings strength and awareness to countless others.

From Survivor to Advocate: Anne Meyn’s Lessons for the Next Generation

Anne Meyn

Anne Meyn started her advocacy in the 1990s, launching support groups and sharing the message of early detection. Even while facing aggressive treatments, she continued teaching, volunteering, and helping others understand cancer. With a scientific mindset, she shaped patient support and influenced research, guiding the next generation of advocates. Today, she joins Dorothy to reflect on their friendship and impact on The Rose’s community.

Blessings in the Battle: Discovering Grace Through Breast Cancer’s Trials

Gaylyn De Vine

What happens when you’re diagnosed with breast cancer at 42, while running a business, raising a family, and just married? Today, Dorothy talks with Gaylyn, a longtime Rose patient and community volunteer, who found a lump in her breast, advocated for herself, and learned what it means to lean on others.

Valentine’s Day, Upside-Down Hearts, and Second Chances

Kristina Keller

A breast cancer diagnosis can become the turning point that empowers someone to take charge of their own care. Kristina Keller’s story shows the strength found in self-research, faith, and collaboration with her medical team while battling Stage IV cancer. After years of dense breast tissue and negative results, she trusted her instincts, explored alternative treatments, and leaned on her faith for guidance. Today, she shares her journey to offer hope and practical advice to others facing the same fight.

From Pipelines to Lifelines: Samina’s Quest to Fund a Cure

Samina Farid

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.

The Woman Who Chased Down The Rose’s Mobile Coach

Dee Dorcus Benson

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

Ronnie Pace

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.