The Resilience of Black Women Confronting Breast Cancer is a community of Black women discussing the trials and tribulations regarding their journey. We have fresh faces and new journeys. You'll not only hear their stories, but we will discuss new objectives regarding Black women and Breast Cancer. We have a special guest Nicole Celine so stay tuned.

We as Black women are the least to discuss breast cancer amongst ourselves due to the stigma and rejection from others. Today we begin a new journey to break the cycle of being inclusive about our journey by being open and transparent about Breast Cancer.

Angie Denise Jesse and I have men friends for over twenty years. Shortly after I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer, I received a message from Angie to contact her. After contacting her she informed me that she was also diagnosed with this illness.

It wasn't until tonight the I learned the full extent of her journey. I invite you to listen to how she dealt with her journey. . It's her relationship with GOD that has kept her. AS she said," If you don't know HIM you need to!"

In this episode I will be discussing my Stage of breast cancer my protocol of treatment.

How many of you have been a journey and when you think that life has knocked you down God reaches down and tells you that "Your Work Is NOT Done."  While Bill was going through his journey, he was encouraged to write a book while enduring treatment. The book is “Up for The Fight” How to Advocate for Yourself as You Battle Cancer. The book will be available in the month of September which is Blood Cancer Awareness Month, Prostate Awareness Month and Thyroid Awareness Month. I recommend this book for all cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers. You will find encouragement within the pages of this book and realize you are not alone and can fight your battle and survive.

Separation Anxiety is a form of mental health issues. Whether we want to accept it or not we all have or will deal with separation anxiety sometime in our life. The question is how will we manage it? If we pay close attention to our own behavioral patterns, you’ll see that you have experienced separation anxiety.