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Alisa, thank you for sharing your inspiring story! I’ve known quite a few women who have gone through breast cancer and usually think of it as such a sad time, even when they have beat it. Your experience is such an uplifting one and you feel you look even better now – how cool is that?? Like the song goes, what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger!
Thank you again for sharing with us.
Strong Work Alisa- I too am a breast cancer survivor- now 18 years! I still remember those early days when you’re sorting things out! I am glad we’ve moved forward with bilateral mastectomies- they weren’t doing that when I had my surgery and treatment in “the dark ages” so my chest is lopsided. Not ready to go under the knife again but maybe- Glad other women are able to choose that option!
Enjoy your new beaufiful chest and promising life ahead!