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By Nicole S. Daniel
The Birmingham Times
“Don’t be scared to ask for help and its okay to cry. I cried a little while ago, it’s so hard to not to cry…but continue to keep your faith in God.”
Kim Callines, Birmingham resident, diagnosed with breast cancer in May, whose last day of radiation is in November, in Oct. 6 interview published in The Birmingham Times.
“Number one you have to get into your inner self, whatever your spiritual beliefs are you do need to trust in that. Trust that there’s a higher being that’s going take you through this. You cannot ever believe that it’s the end especially if you’re at the beginning.”
Judith Anthony, asked what lessons, as a breast cancer survivor and advocate, she can share, in interview published Oct. 6 in The Birmingham Times.
