Each week, Dorothy hosts candid conversations with an array of people in the breast cancer community. Listen on all the major social media platforms including:
What does it really mean to build a network that changes lives? Sarah Cain saw a need—not just for business growth, but for women to connect, support, and lift each other…Read More
En este episodio de Hablemos de Nuestros Senos, conversamos con Carol Grimaldi, sobreviviente de cáncer de mama triple negativo y cofundadora de Together in Pink. Carol comparte su historia de diagnóstico, tratamiento y transformación personal, y cómo convirtió su experiencia en una misión para apoyar a otras mujeres a través del bienestar físico, emocional y espiritual…Read More
What does it take to turn a breast cancer diagnosis into a mission to help others? Carol Grimaldi is the co-founder of Together in Pink, an organization born from her own breast cancer experience…Read More
What would life look like if I only did things that nourished my soul? Linda Griffin asked herself that question after facing breast cancer. She decided to make a change…Read More
What does it take to bring a community together year after year? There’s an event that started with a simple idea, and now supports so many who need help…Read More
The Rose’s Roxann Hayford sits down with Amy Byer Shainman, also known as BRCA Responder, to discuss her passion for patient advocacy and her award-winning work as the author of “Resurrection Lily” and film producer of “Pink & Blue Colors of Hereditary Cancer” and the soon to be released film, “Love, Danielle.”…Read More
Ever wonder what it takes to make a lasting impact for women who need breast care? Bear Hebert has been the auctioneer for The Rose’s annual shrimp boil fundraiser for thirty-six years…Read More
What do you do when cancer is always present in your family? David Mauk lost his mother, his sister, and other loved ones to breast cancer. He knows what it’s like to grow up surrounded by the reality of cancer and to carry the BRCA gene…Read More
What’s behind the numbers? A million people served by The Rose. These are not just numbers. These are stories of impact, of lives touched, and of communities supported…Read More
What happens when a young mother finds a lump and is told it’s nothing to worry about? Trish Hayes was 36, had just finished breastfeeding, and kept hearing she was too young for breast cancer…Read More
Interested in learning more about a breast health topic we haven’t discussed? Is there someone within the breast cancer community you’d appreciate hearing from?
Please share your ideas with us and we’ll cover it during a future podcast episode. If we’ve already covered it in a past episode we’ll be happy to share a link with you.
