The JOURNEY - Breast Cancer Realities and Residuals: If I Could Do It Over

According to the American Cancer Society, more than 1.6 million new cancer cases were reported in 2015  alone; 600,000 ended in death. Furthermore, there were 231,840 new breast cancer cases with 40,290 predicted to succumb to the disease. African American women are most likely to die from the disease than any other group. Dr. Monica Y. Jackson’s special guests (Ms. Mona Lisa Stallworth, Mrs. Jacqueline Wilson and Minister Jacqueline Wilson) share their food choices, faith building and future development breast cancer journey to help listeners avoid becoming a statistics or to be able to travel the cancer journey with power, knowledge and wisdom as a result of them openly sharing their breast cancer realities and the residuals of usual and customary treatments. Listen to Dr. Monica’s real talk, real issues, real people in the real world message on demand.

This episode is in memory of Ms. Shelli Thomas, Ms. Carol Zuniga, Mrs. Joy B. Innes-Cannon, Dr. Jeanmarie Boone and the countless others diagnosed with cancer and are no longer with us.