How Two-Time Survivor Bianca Muniz Learned to Not ...
Breast Cancer
How Two-Time Survivor Bianca Muniz Learned to Not Take Life So Seriously
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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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.”
Learn more about SurvivorNet's rigorous medical review process.
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