It was a regular Tuesday morning when Dorchelle Spence felt a lump in her breast.
“I’m in the shower, warning bells are going off,” she remembered.
Spence knew it was bad. And it was bad.
She was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer, a particularly grim form of the cancer. Her tests were initially misread, and she was later given a HER2 diagnosis, which has better outcomes.
“I knew that I had to approach it from a perspective of being positive and courageous through the fight,”…
