Faces of a Warrior
Inspired, supported, and encouraged are not words normally associated with breast cancer. However, to shine light on such a difficult diagnosis and journey, Susan G. Komen Miami/Ft. Lauderdale launched the Faces of a Warrior Mentorship Program. Through this initiative, men and women are invited to share their story; from their breast cancer diagnosis to how they have thrived after it. Stories will be shared via our website, social media, eblasts, signage at event(s), as well as additional marketing pieces throughout the year.
Dionne Polite
I had my first breast biopsy at the age of 23, just two months before marrying the boy next door and the love of my life. Shortly after, I was told that I had fibrocystic breasts... Read More...
Ginette Jackson
My name is Ginette Jackson, and 12 years ago I was diagnosed with Stage II Breast Cancer. After a routine mammogram, a lump was found on my right breast... Read More...
Maria Reig
My name is Maria. At the age 38, with a 1.5-year-old daughter, someone on the other end of the phone line told me that I had breast cancer. Until then, I considered myself very lucky because... Read More...
Terry-Ann M. Ramjus
My name is Terry-Ann Ramjus, I was diagnosed with stage 3A Invasive Ductal Carcinoma on July 2013 at age 32. I was diagnosed between summer semesters of an Optometry school program at InterAmerican University in Puerto Rico. Read More...
Noemi Karina Rada
I was diagnosed with breast cancer over a year ago, the day before my daughter’s 8th birthday, after multiple tests and doctor’s appointments. Read More...
Ana Sara Hauer
My name is Ana Sara, and I am a Breast Cancer Survivor! I was diagnosed in 2009 at age 47, but the news belittled me to the point where I felt like a child. Read More...