Breast cancer took a lot from Robin Winters. It took her hair—dreadlocks she’d been diligently growing for 15 years to connect with her cultural heritage. She lost both her breasts in a mastectomy at age 53. She even lost relationships, as friends and family struggled to support her through the most difficult time of her life. But, as Robin tells it, God gave her twice as much back. As an operations specialist at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North … Continue reading “It’s like wearing a neon sign announcing “I’m a cancer survivor””
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