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Our Breast Cancer Diagnosis Stories: How We Knew Something Was Wrong

S1E1 In this first-ever episode (Season 1 Episode 1) of Besties with Breasties, Sarah and Beth share their personal breast cancer diagnosis stories—what life looked like before cancer, how each of them knew something was wrong, and what it was like hearing the words “you have breast cancer.” They talk honestly about intuition, advocating for yourself, navigating imaging and biopsies, and the emotional toll of waiting for answers. This conversation is for anyone who is newly diagnosed, in the middle of medical uncertainty, or struggling to trust their body after trauma. This episode sets the foundation for the podcast and the community behind it—real stories, honest conversations, and support for women navigating breast cancer and life after. In This Episode, We Discuss: -What life looked like before a breast cancer diagnosis -How each of us realized something wasn’t right -Why listening to your body matters -The emotional toll of waiting for biopsy results -Advocating for yourself in the healthcare system -What it feels like to get “the call” --Choosing mindset and hope after diagnosis Why your story can still lead to something meaningful About Besties with Breasties & Faith Through Fire: Faith Through Fire is a 501c3 non-profit. Our mission is to reduce the fear and anxiety that breast cancer patients feel and replace it with hope and a path toward thriving. We do this through peer mentorship, which can be implemented nationwide. We host educational supports in-person and virtually to help overcome the trauma of breast cancer. Learn more or become a supporter at faiththroughfire.org Subscribe for more episodes and survivor stories! Connect with us on social media: Facebook:   / faithroughfire   Instagram:   / faithroughfire   If this episode resonated with you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who may need to hear this story right now.