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From the Gut - Legacy, Love & Advocacy: Black Voices on Stomach Cancer

From the Gut: Real Talk on Stomach Cancer – Episode 6 “Legacy, Love & Advocacy: Black Voices on Stomach Cancer” In this special episode of From the Gut, we center the voices and experiences of Black families whose lives have been deeply impacted by stomach cancer. 🎙️ Kelle Brown shares how losing her sister to stomach cancer led her to pursue genetic testing and ultimately undergo a total gastrectomy after discovering she carries the CDH1 gene mutation. 🎙️ Anissa Bass reflects on the life and legacy of her husband, and the realities families face when navigating a difficult diagnosis while advocating for answers and care. 🎙️ Natalie Queen opens up about losing her brother to stomach cancer and how that experience shaped her family’s journey with awareness and advocacy. 🎙️ Aisha McDonald, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Certified Trauma Expert, and Board Member of Debbie’s Dream Foundation, joins the conversation to provide insight on the emotional impact of cancer on families and the importance of ensuring that all communities have access to information, support, and resources. Together, they explore: • Why stomach cancer awareness is important in every community • The importance of advocating for yourself and your loved ones • How cultural and systemic factors can influence diagnosis, treatment, and support • The lasting impact of stomach cancer on families and future generations Through honest conversation and shared experiences, this episode aims to raise awareness, encourage dialogue, and empower more people to recognize symptoms, seek care, and speak up for their health. 🌐 Learn more at www.DebbiesDream.org #FromTheGut #StomachCancerAwareness #HealthEquity #BlackHistoryMonth #CancerAdvocacy #DebbiesDreamFoundation