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Matthew Jones

C We Do Have A Voice

A weekly Health, Fitness and Education podcast
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C We Do Have A Voice

Matthew Jones

C We Do Have A Voice

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C We Do Have A Voice

Matthew Jones

C We Do Have A Voice

A weekly Health, Fitness and Education podcast
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In this episode of Shellie Turner speaks with guest Paris Smith, a survivor of both multiple sclerosis and triple negative breast cancer. Paris shares her formidable journey through diagnosis, treatment, and the personal growth and advocacy tha
In this podcast episode, our guest Cheryl Brown shares her battle with breast cancer as well as mother's and her own diagnoses. Cheryl details their differing treatments, diagnoses stages, and the emotional and physical challenges they faced. S
Host Shellie Turner engages in a heartfelt conversation with breast cancer veteran Asha Miller. They explore the often untalked-about complexities and long-term impacts of living with the disease. Asha opens up about her divorce following her d
The podcast 'We Do Have a Voice', hosted by Shellie Turner, is a platform for discussing and raising awareness about breast cancer where voices of those touched by the disease are amplified. Our guest, Kellie, an advocate for the BRCA genetic t
In this episode of "C We Do Have A Voice," host Shellie Turner brings a different perspective on breast cancer by inviting her brother as a guest. Together, they discuss the impact of breast cancer on their family, having lost three sisters to
In this episode of C We Do Have A Voice, host Shellie Turner is joined by Ananda Lewis, who is currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Ananda shares her experience with a non-traditional, expensive chemo treatment and discusses her de
In this episode of "C We Do Have A Voice," host Shellie Turner is joined by Arnedra Jordan, the Project Manager for Black Women for Wellness. While Arnedra is not a breast cancer survivor herself, she advocates for those who are newly diagnosed
In this episode Shellie interviews Jackie, who used to be an ambassador for Susan G. Komen. They discuss breast cancer and the journey of survivors after the initial diagnosis. Jackie shares her personal experience of being diagnosed with stage
In this episode, host Shellie Turner interviews Sarah Keith, who shares her story of being diagnosed with breast cancer. Sarah initially overlooked a lump in her breast, attributing it to breastfeeding, but eventually decides to get it checked.
Shellie welcomes RoShaun, a breast cancer survivor, to share her story on the podcast. RoShaun explains that her life was going well, but her fear of breast cancer always loomed due to her family history. She recalls experiencing pain and confu
In this episode, Shellie interviews breast cancer survivor Robin Early. Robin shares her experience of being diagnosed with breast cancer and highlights the significance of early detection. She urges women to know their bodies and be proactive
In this episode, Shellie speaks with Karen Eubanks Jackson - the Founder and CEO of Sisters Network® Inc., the oldest and largest national Black breast cancer survivorship organization.  Mrs. Jackson has been diagnosed with breast cancer four t
In this episode we are joined by Frederick Johnson from Stand Up To Cancer. In this episode he and Shellie talk about the upcoming campaign called Cancer Screen Week, this first week of December starting December 4, 2023 which aims to promote c
This episode features Marissa Thomas who is the CoFounder and CEO of For the Breast of Us. In this episode, we hear both Marissa and Shellie's stories about their experiences of being diagnosed with breast cancer ,and the fear they felt. In thi
In this premiere episode, Shellie Turner interviews Bridgette Hempstead who survived breast cancer and created an organization, The Cierra Sisters to support others. They discuss the lack of resources and support available when they were diagno
Breast Cancer doesn't care where you live, who you know, how healthy you are, how many initials you have behind your name, or the color of your skin. It could care less about money. This is a party that you never RSVP’d to, yet you are the gues
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