Breast Health

Finding Meaning After Cancer: Sharla's Story

Shar­la H. noticed a change dur­ing a rou­tine self-exam in Decem­ber 2019, lead­ing to a breast can­cer diag­no­sis the fol­low­ing month. She began treat­ment, com­plet­ing chemother­a­py and a dou­ble mas­tec­to­my with sup­port from the care team at Quin­cy Med­ical Group. Now in sur­vivor­ship, she reflects on how the expe­ri­ence reshaped her per­spec­tive on life, fam­i­ly, and time, and what it means to move for­ward after cancer.

Breast Cancer Awareness: A Story of Healing

Kris’s jour­ney through breast can­cer began with a con­cern­ing dis­cov­ery while on vaca­tion, lead­ing to a diag­no­sis that would chal­lenge her phys­i­cal­ly and emo­tion­al­ly. Sup­port­ed by her fam­i­ly and the com­pas­sion­ate team at Quin­cy Med­ical Group, Kris under­went chemother­a­py, a dou­ble mas­tec­to­my, and recon­struc­tion. Her sto­ry is one of resilience, grat­i­tude, and heal­ing, as she now hears the words can­cer-free” and feels like her­self again.