Recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month
How could this happen to me? That’s the question a lot of women ask when they’re told they have breast cancer. This year in Wisconsin, just over 6,000 will be diagnosed with the disease. For one woman, her journey taught her some life lessons not only about her physical health but at 69 years old, the need to keep moving.
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