My Path to 20 Year Old Boobs
On May 14, 2025, I went for a routine mammogram. Six days later—on my son Beckett’s birthday—I learned that I was joining the 1 in 8 women diagnosed with breast cancer. My diagnosis was HER2-positive.
I was incredibly fortunate to be surrounded by an exceptional medical team at Penn, along with loving friends and family. Along the way, I also met an amazing community of strong women who had gone through this journey before me or alongside me.
As I approach the completion of my treatment on June 18, 2026—cancer-free—I’ve made a commitment to give back to the community that helped save my life. I know how different things could have been if I had waited longer or not received the care I did.
This year, I joined the Komen community and registered for the Susan G. Komen MORE THAN PINK Walk. I’m dedicated to Komen’s mission of ending breast cancer forever, and I would be grateful for your support. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation in support of my fundraising efforts.
Your generosity helps bring us closer to a world without breast cancer. Funds raised support breakthrough research and provide critical services to those facing breast cancer today—from emotional support through Komen’s helpline, to financial assistance, to patient navigation services that help break down barriers to care.
Ending breast cancer takes all of us. Together, we can show patients that they are not alone and that an entire community stands beside them.
Will you join me in this fight by making a donation today?