Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Stage III breast cancer 2018 survivor. Stage 4 MBC metastatic breast cancer 2021 survivor in the brain.

And METASTATIC BREAST CANCER CAME BACK IN 2023 IN THE BRAIN 🧠 and come back again

My story is I was diagnosed with Stage III inflammatory Breast Cancer in 2018. I had a mastectomy and my left breast was removed and I went into remission. Unfortunately it came back and it became metastatic breast cancer and spread to my brain in 2021. And we had it removed.

But now in 2023 it came back to my brain in the same spot because it’s (MBC) and it spreads all over your body.

I’m a 4️⃣ time survivor and

I believe that breast cancer is a silent killer.

I’ve been called to be an advocate for Breast Cancer to help women.

I’m a wife of 33years and Mother of 6 children and grandmother of 6 granddaughters and greast grandma of 1 grandson

My body is unique my skin is unique my lips

are unique and my one breast makes me unique...

so I will keep my head up...

Love BeautifullyChosenbyTasha

BREAST CANCER IS NOT A COLOR ITS A SILENT KILLER OF ALL WOMEN

IMSTILLBEAUTIFULEVENTHOUGHIHAVEONEBREAST

For women who have had breast cancer, you should have your MRI every six months...

Head and body ....

(MBC)

Breast cancer that has spread beyond the breast to other parts of the body. The most common places for breast cancer to spread are the bones, lungs, liver, and brain

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