HeyJaredLet's Talk About Your Breasts
The Rose Breast Center of Excellence presents Let's Talk About Your Breasts with Dorothy Gibbons.Each week, Dorothy hosts candid conversations with an array of people in the breast cancer community.
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How She Became Her Own Best Advocate (opens the original)
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In this episode, Chantel Williams shares her background as a military brat and transition from logistics to finance. Chantel's involvement with the Junior League of Houston is a testament to her commitment to community service. As the outside board representative for The Rose, she offers a unique perspective, highlighting the invaluable opportunity for Junior League members to serve on nonprofit boards and make a tangible impact. With raw honesty, Chantel opens up about her personal experience w
She Helps Restore Breast Cancer Survivors’ Confidence, One Areola Tattoo at a Time (opens the original)
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For Miroslava De Leon, finding purpose proved to be impossible as a supply chain analyst. So she left Corporate America and became a paramedical tattoo artist. After pushback from her inner circle, she persevered and has now helped countless women look and feel their best with 3D areola tattoos through her business Conceal Touch . During this episode, Dorothy and Miroslava discuss her career switch, what paramedical tattooing is, and the unique way she helps breast cancer survivors. Go to Mirosl
How One Woman Survived Breast Cancer One Year Postpartum During the Pandemic (opens the original)
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Aeliya Jaffar’s story is both harrowing and inspiring. She’s a former pharmacist who was diagnosed with breast cancer one year postpartum during the COVID-19 pandemic. As if that’s not enough heartache, her paternal grandmother passed away. During this episode, Aeliya gets candid about her struggles, her triumphs, and she shares her story with an unflinching attitude of strength and heroism with a touch of humor. Help us grow the show by leaving a review on your podcast platform and sharing with
Young Mom, Early Lump, and Life Saving Breast Cancer Treatment (opens the original)
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An itch, a small lump, and a thirty four year old mom who refused to ignore what her hand felt. Amber Gonzalez shares how a pea sized lump led to a triple negative breast cancer diagnosis, aggressive chemo, surgery, and hard decisions about what to tell her children. From cold caps and hats to long days at Texas Oncology with her mother at her side, Amber shows what early action, self exams, and strong support can mean for young women facing breast cancer. Support The Rose HERE . Subscribe to Le
Why Being Your Own Advocate Could Save Your Life (opens the original)
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LaTrease Price-Gistard didn't know about The Rose when she was first diagnosed with breast cancer. She's convinced things would have ended up quite differently if she had. During this episode, we talk about her breast cancer journey, the effects of her battle as it relates to her children, and how she ended up serving as a volunteer for The Rose. Help us grow the show by leaving a review on your podcast platform and sharing with your family and friends. And please consider supporting our mission
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