“I’m a Black breast cancer survivor – this is why I’m campaigning for more support”
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"Actually crying constructing this caption. It’s been the most challenging time of my life. I’ve only tried to have it make me not break me."
Spinning made me feel fun, young and whole again.
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“Life doesn’t end the minute we get that diagnosis.”
“I allow myself to experience the sadness and have a good cry. I’ll carry it to bed and, thankfully, it lifts by morning.”
"I hate to be such a buzz kill, but your life may depend on it."
She shared it to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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