Volunteer Spotlight Archive
Rachel Householder
I asked my 9 year old daughter to write what she knew about her risk of cancer. “I know I am definitely at risk. I love my mom because she is brave and if anything ever happens I’ll still have her.
Marisol Rosas
I first learned about hereditary breast and ovarian cancer genetic testing more than 12 years ago, when my cousin who had breast cancer tested positive for a BRCA mutation.
Amy Byer Shainman
The 2010 FORCE conference provided my sister and me invaluable information that helped us make important life-saving decisions.
Tara Freundlich
When I was alone and scared, FORCE was my life line and being that life line for others has been such a rewarding experience.
Heather Fineman, Chicago Outreach Coordinator
Heather Fineman was 35 when her late mother was diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
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