I wanted to know so bad from the start, where am I? What stage? What stage? What stage?

And so many people reached out to me and were like, you know, why don't you talk to so and so about this and that?

I specifically in my mind, I sat in my house, like, and I still do a lot. And I remember sitting there and I was just like, I mean, I can't listen to anybody else's story because I'll absorb that as my own.

And then when I find out what stage I'm at, I might get pissed that I like was ready for this.

So I prepared for the worst and hoped for the best.

Hi, I'm Kristen Gentile.

Hey, I'm Andy Seeley.

We are Breasties.

We are.

And we are here making the breast of it.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to making the breast of it.

I am Kristen Gentile here in the city of Brotherly Love with my breasty and co-host, Andy Seeley.

And we're just a couple of girls with a terminal cancer diagnosis making the breast of it.

Ain't that some shit.

So today we're going to focus on talking about Andy's story, how she was diagnosed, and where she is today.

In our next episode, we'll talk about my story. And then after that, we're going to talk about everything that goes along with a breast cancer diagnosis, whether it's terminal, non-terminal, whether it is hormone receptor positive, her two, or even triple negative.

So, Andy, tell us a little bit about yourself.

I am 39 years old.

I like walks on the beach.

And I'm single.

Let's get that out there immediately.

Yes.

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