61. Jennifer Thomas, Breast & Uterine Cancer Survivor, Advocate, Single Mother, & Deputy CMC w/ the Federal Bureau of Prisons

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Our Scars Speak

Christina Miner

64 episodes

5 days ago

This platform provides a space for women and men who are breast cancer survivors and thrivers who desire to allow their mental and physical scars to speak openly about life before breast cancer, during, and now. Additionally, we are inviting caregivers to share their experience with supporting and loving their loved one(s) through this process because they have scars that must be respected and heard. Lastly, we are hearing from professionals about their journey to serving individuals with breast cancer, along with needed information to bring forth awareness.

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61. Jennifer Thomas, Breast & Uterine Cancer Survivor, Advocate, Single Mother, & Deputy CMC w/ the Federal Bureau of Prisons

Our Scars Speak

46 minutes 58 seconds

1 year ago

61. Jennifer Thomas, Breast & Uterine Cancer Survivor, Advocate, Single Mother, & Deputy CMC w/ the Federal Bureau of Prisons

Jennifer Thomas is a Breast and Uterine Cancer Survivor, Advocate, Single Mother, and Deputy Case Management Coordinator with the Federal Bureau of Prisons. She is also the Here for The Girls, Inc. 2020 Calendar Ambassador for the month of July. Jennifer shares her story of being diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer at the age of 38 while going through a divorce and working in the prison system. With the support of her family and friends, she faced the disease as a single mother working a full-time job. Jennifer also explains that she is among the 2% of patients who developed uterine cancer from tamoxifen. Despite facing cancer twice, she has become more resilient, seeks the positive in all things, and continues to allow herself to evolve.

Jennifer Thomas Contact Information:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jennifer.relyea.9?mibextid=LQQJ4d

Podcast Host Christina Miner’s Contact Information:

Website: www.cminerllc.com

Email Address: info@cminerllc.com

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