Andy Sealy found a lump in her breast. A few weeks later, she was being treated for metastatic breast cancer.

With a family history of cancer, Carlette was not surprised to learn she had breast cancer or is a BRCA carrier. Here, she shares her personal experience of being diagnosed with breast cancer twice and how she is able to remain positive despite it.

Molly and her mother, Deborah, are breast cancer survivors. After undergoing treatment and reconstruction at Penn Medicine, they were both presented with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: walk the runway as fashion models at New York Fashion Week.

Kathy had been a nurse and nurse practitioner at Penn for more than two decades, but in the blink of an eye, she became a breast cancer patient in her own workplace.

When Tawana was 44 years old, a routine mammogram detected breast cancer.

After Traci Smith was diagnosed with breast cancer, she knew she had to do whatever it took to become a survivor. In the time since her diagnosis, Traci is surviving, thriving and helping others on similar cancer journeys.