I'm Brian Tetta, executive producer of The View.

Today we have a very special episode.

We're talking about Breast Cancer Awareness Month

with the View's lifestyle expert in breast cancer survivor

Greta Monaghan and breast cancer medical ecologist at NYU Langone, Dr Elizabeth Coleman.

This is behind the table.

All right, well welcome to the podcast, Greta and Dr. Coleman.

This is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Dr. Coleman was on the live show today,

and Greta, you've been an outspoken advocate

for the breast cancer community since you were

diagnosed in 2019 and that's how you two met right?

That's exactly right.

We met because I sought out Dr. Komen to help me with my diagnosis. I had been diagnosed with hormone

positive breast cancer in one breast, my left breast, and I underwent a double mastectomy. I was on the road to recovery as well as

having to moxifin be my my treatment recommendation and then six months or sorry six weeks later there was a

piece of the pathology that had to continually go back to the lab to be restained it kept kept failing, they couldn't get it done, and they kept continuing to do that and it came back, her too positive, which really turned my entire diagnosis on its head. And so I was very confused, very frightened

to hear that I had a new breast cancer type

that was more aggressive, and I went straight

to Dr. Komen and said, oh my God, what do I do?

Please help me.

Well, I know this is the year you're celebrating five years as a cancer survivor.

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