To experience is to gain knowledge, but I can tell you I wish I wasn't so knowledgeable when it comes to knowing what 'itsu5' stands for, or what a 'modified radical mastectomy' means . Imagine for a minute, if you will, living a day as a breast cancer survivor. Just simply being here and feeling well enough to talk about the battle with breast cancer sounds simple enough, but trust me when I tell you that it is not enough. That sounds negative and defeated, especially to others around me. I'm not a negative person, but the one thing I can tell you is I don't allow myself to hide from the facts either.
Cancer has no prejudice.
It does not care who you are, or what color your skin is, or how well you do in society. It does not attack just a selective few. It attacks many people at any age, in every walk of life. It doesn't care if you are the mother of four, the president of your country, or the child next door. Cancer is a killer disease and it's out there waiting to attack its next victim.