According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, one in eight women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.
These days Jamie Briglio can get dressed up and curl her hair, but she said the cancer left its mark, after the fight for her life.Â
"I had to keep fighting. I had to be here for my daughter and the baby."
Each survivor has survived ovarian cancer or breast cancer.
Doctors diagnosed her with stage 1 invasive breast cancer in 2023.
She said she's feeling more like herself again, she still doesn't have full range of motion in her arms.Â
'Share hope' | More than Pink Walk 2023 in Louisville shows support for those battling breast cancer
About 1,000 people united in hope and taking strides together, one step at a time.
Early detection is one of the best ways to have a fighting chance against breast cancer.Â
The Susan G. Komen More than Pink Walk is scheduled for Oct. 28.
The sisters hope their story encourages other women to not skip their annual mammograms.
