GRANGER — Think you are too young to get breast cancer? Think again. Amanda Goss was 24-years-old when she was first diagnosed. She said she noticed a lump under her armpit and like many moms, she thought it was from breast feeding. Goss ended up getting it checked out and found out it was stage …read more.

NEW YORK — Meet Karen Walsh, a 40-year-old Broadway actress and mother of two, who is currently going through treatment for Stage IV colon cancer. Walsh has been taking with internet by storm with her chemo sessions that she turns into awesome cosplay photo shoots. The idea came when her friend Sam Pinkleton, a Broadway …read more.

STEUBENVILLE, OHIO — When Mary Glasure had to undergo her first chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer this month, the mother of seven admittedly needed a morale boost.

MILFORD — Miller said her one post has been shared more than 800,000 times and has been viewed in every country in the world. Larger sites such as GodVine, ForEveryMom and The Independent Journal made contact with Miller about re-publishing her post, which added even more exposure to her small-town blog.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — It doesn’t take much to turn Robyn Adams into the so-called Sparkle Lady. She dons a bright fuschia wig, a necklace and some bracelets and starts her journey visiting each women getting chemo treatment at the Levine Cancer Institute.