SurvivorNet Breast Cancer Dialogues: The Awesome Experience of Being Together
- Four breast cancer survivors met for the first time and shared their journeys, transforming vulnerability into connection and leaving behind a message of collective strength in SurvivorNet’s Breast Cancer Dialogues series
They arrived as strangers, each carrying some of the weight of breast cancer, but seemed to have left with some shared strength. In their first-ever meeting, four women opened up about survival, vulnerability, and the power of community as part of SurvivorNet’s Breast Cancer Dialogues—a series designed to help patients feel less alone and more empowered on the road to healing.
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Viviana Figueroa, who works in benefits for an investment bank, echoed that sentiment, finding empowerment in solidarity, “Coming together with other amazing survivors is always a treat and a reminder that there is strength in community.”’

New York yoga instructor and masseuse, Suzanne Hyde, was nervous as she was finishing breast cancer treatment.
“It feels like a big hug, just being around these other women that have also been through it… I hope that their stories and my story help other women on their journey with cancer.”
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Their stories echo a truth that every survivor deserves to hear—healing is powerful, but healing together is transformative. In a community, strength multiplies.
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