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Welcome back for another episode of Reality Life with KKC, and since it's Saturday,

this is my Saturday episode, part of my Saturday series where I tell more of my own personal story,

but also interview people that have been so inspirational or important in my life.

And in this case, I'm interviewing someone who has really touched my heart.

So, you know, sometimes in social media where you're just scrolling through

and there are certain pictures or videos that jump out at you.

I was watching the video of a couple of complete strangers who were sitting on a couch awaiting news

of whether or not their surrogate would be able to have their child.

And then watching their pure joy and adulation once they received news that it had worked.

I cried so hard and I started following her and following her journey

and I wanted to bring this story to you.

Sarah Strimmel Bentley is the creator and founder of Damgood Yoga, co-founder of a Damgood Life,

and a former Broadway showgirl, but most importantly, a fearless breast cancer survivor.

During COVID, Sarah, who had no family history and was only 38 years old,

younger than the recommended age to get mammograms, found a lump the size of a walnut under her armpit.

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