MEET THE ADVOCATES
Our Pink Sunflowers
These are the women you can reach out to. Every one of them has walked through breast cancer and chosen to walk it again alongside someone who needs company.
THE ROLE
What a Survivor Advocate Does
An advocate is not a doctor and does not give medical advice. She is something else — a woman who has been there, willing to sit with you in the part that medicine does not cover.
01
Shares her story
Honestly and on her own terms — what she noticed, what she was afraid of, what she wishes someone had told her.
02
Shows up in community
At health fairs, church gatherings, and MSOP events, so that the woman with a question has a face to ask.
03
Walks alongside
Encouragement, a listening ear, and the reminder that no one should go through this alone.
SHARE YOUR STORY
Your Story Could Be the One She Needs
You do not need to be a writer, and you do not have to tell all of it. Answer what you are comfortable answering — we will follow up before anything is published, and nothing goes on this page without your written approval.
We read every submission. Someone from MSOP will reach out personally — usually within a week. Your contact information is never sold, shared, or published.