“I will forever be grateful for the peace of mind that Magee gave me, and the knowledge that the trials that I faced would be used to improve diagnosis and treatment for future patients”

“There was such a great freedom, knowing I didn’t have to use pads, that I had control.”

“I never really knew anybody who had cancer. So this was a whole different realm.”

“[My daughter] was discharged the day before Mother’s Day and a few days before my birthday. It was a wonderful gift.”

“This doesn't have to be a death sentence. Treatment is difficult, but you need to have faith that what's being done will help you over this hurdle.”

“When I told [Dr. Ronald Johnson] that I wanted my second breast removed as a preventative measure, he told me, 'You’re brilliant!' It made me feel supported and that I had a say in my own care.”

“When we heard both of their heartbeats after the surgery, I just thought to myself, I’m going to raise these two little fighters.”

“We want to think about Frankie not only as he is now, but as he will be when he is an adult.”

“I want to help advance the research in my generation, so that my daughter or future granddaughter [does] not have to bring home a fragile preemie and just hope for the best.”