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Irma Berger
Lissa Boccard
Nora Borzaga
Nancy Bourke
Diane Browarnik
Bonnie Cooper
Joyce Dreher
Sharon Dunham
Elsa Espinosa
Barbara Estis
Renee Falitz
Maria Fernandez
Netter Gibbons-Wallace
Theresa Jacome
Diane Klumb
Denise Knight
Barbara Levy
Caridad MacNamara
Nadine Nunberg
Kim Quijano
Sara Lee Sanderson
Robin Sarantos
Muriel Summers
Beth Suss
Kim Taylor
Jane Torres
Maria Valencia
Judy Waldman
Elyse Waronker
Helen Weiss

Click on a photo above to read about each woman's battle with breast cancer

Survival stories

ANNIE BETANCOURT

ELIZABETH DINGLER

(in Spanish)

MARLENE CLARK

NADINE NUNBERG

  • SUSAN G. KOMEN RACE FOR THE CURE

    Thousands turn out to fight breast cancer

    More than 19,000 people converged on downtown Miami early Saturday to raise money -- and awareness -- for the fight against breast cancer.

    The sunny fall morning marked the annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. Photo Gallery Available

  • BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH

    Breast cancer survivors' stories share common link of lessons learned

    Marsha Wheatley had her second wedding all planned: a sunset ceremony on a Key West beach, a colorful sun dress to reflect the mood, a weekend stay at a romantic bed and breakfast. But as she dressed for the ceremony, she felt a lump on her left breast. Video Available

  • BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH

    Three women who have have made it their mission to battle breast cancer

    One spends Saturdays looking for women who need mammograms. Another raises cash during time off from school, while another guides and comforts patients through a scary time. According to the American Cancer Society, about 40,600 women and about 440 men will die from breast cancer this year. These three determined Miami-Dade ladies have made it their mission to shrink those numbers by easing access to medical care, guiding patients through treatment and raising money to fight the disease.

  • YOUR HEALTH

    Breast cancer checklist: 20 ways to protect yourself

    While you can't control your genes, there are powerful steps you can take to protect yourself. But experts say there's a lot of confusion about what really matters.

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  • Irma Berger

    Last July 30, I turned 85 years old. And for the past 5 years I’ve been concentrated writing the history of...

  • Lisa Boccard

    It’s similar to when a woman hears the words, “you’re pregnant.” I call these lifetime words, meaning they...

  • Nora Barzaga

    I sometimes feel guilt because my struggle wasn’t as bad as some others. But I am grateful to be so blessed...

  • Nancy Bourke

    “I AM A SURVIVOR!!” These are words that have become part of my daily vocabulary because I am a breast canc...

  • Diane Browarnik

    In all my life, I have never met any one who is nearly as brave, resilient and resolute than my lovely wife...

  • Bonnie Cooper

    When I got the diagnosis, a line from a John Lennon song popped into my mind: “Life is what happens while y...

  • Joyce Dreher

    I have friends that have lost their husband due to this surgery, and I have been fortunate enough to have a...