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Every year, the Cancer Community Award, sponsored by AstraZeneca, presents an individual or organization

with the Catalyst for Care Award. This award celebrates those who are making a patient's

experience as easy as possible during an extraordinarily difficult time. In 2021, the nonprofit

Unite for Her received the award for its work funding integrative therapies

like acupuncture, massage, and nutrition support for women who've been diagnosed with breast

or ovarian cancer. As we prepared for this year's awards, we reconnected with Unite for

her's founder and CEO, Sue Weldon, to hear more about what's happened since her organization

received the award. Sue Weldon, thank you so much for taking the time to talk with me today. I'm

really excited to hear more about what you've been doing in the past year. Oh, thank you for having us,

and it's been quite a year. And you guys really springboarded us on this wonderful,

you know, nationwide expansion as well. So I'm happy to share. Do you mind for people who don't

know your story, just giving us a brief summary of your own cancer journey? Yeah, absolutely. So in 2004,

I was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was at a time where I had three small children and definitely thought they had the wrong girl, like a lot of people diagnosed. There was a lot of side effects and symptoms that occur during cancer treatment. As a young woman, when you're going through chemotherapy, you're forced into this menopause. So I was having

hot flashes every hour on the hour. I wanted to have more children. I was emotionally depressed.

I was bone pain, neuropathy, you know, all the things that come along with treatment itself.

And that's where I was learning how to treat the patient. It was myself and that whole woman to get through. It was

life-changing for me. And it just allowed me to really dive in and educate myself with that

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