Bianca Muniz was diagnosed with cancer for the first time when she was 11 years old. She got another diagnosis shortly after she graduated college. It’s been a tough road, but Bianca says the disease taught her to appreciate what she can – and forget the rest.
“I’ve learned to not take life so seriously and to just do what I love,” Bianca says. “If something isn’t making you happy, and it’s not necessary, then it doesn’t need to be there.”
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