Survivor Stories
Kings Dominion is honored to share these inspirational stories from the amazing people in our local community who have dealt with the hardships of breast cancer. We are very privileged to be able to honor and pay respect to everyone that has fought so hard and been affected.
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I have finally reached my 5 year survivor anniversary - a day to celebrate for a breast cancer survivor. I live with the scars breast cancer has left on my body everyday. I refuse to allow breast cancer to scar my life.
Chelsey drew strength from the support and love of family and friends through her treatment and recovery. Thankful to be alive and healthy, she has learned to appreciate that all moments are precious, even when the going gets tough.
I found the lump myself and decided to have a mammogram. The mammogram reading showed nothing in March 2009. I felt sure something was wrong because the lump was getting bigger.
My name is Angie Watts and I am a 6-year survivor. 4 days after my 33rd birthday, my life changed forever when my breast cancer was found in a routine mammogram.
My family had certainly faced breast cancer before. We lost my grandmother when I was a young child, and my aunt about 5 years before my diagnosis.
I was 44 when an annual visit to the mammography van revealed a Stage 1 breast cancer tumor. I had two young boys and a husband to raise so I began to fight!
Hi my name is Kristie I am 33 yrs old and I was diagnosed with breast cancer last year. I am now cancer free. I never imagined in a million years thst I would get breast cancer.
Hello, my name is Josie, I was first diagnosed with breast cancer. As a patient with antiphospholipid antibody syndrome and heart problems, I did not think that cancer will also be a part of my life.....
Hi, My name is Toni. In 2010, my aunt barbara passed away of stage 3 Metastatic breast cancer. I lost a friend, an aunt and most of all my mom lost her sister.It devastated my mom and our whole family.
In 1999 on Valentine's Day, I found a lump while in the shower and I knew right away what it was...cancer. I had been living in Florida for only 6 months which meant that I needed to find a new doctor.
