Breast Cancer and Your Work as a Member of Congress

I was already serving in congress when i was diagnosed, and i kept my diagnosis private because we had very young children at the time. I didn't want my bress cancer to define me. So making sure that i could control on the information that i was giving out, and that i could focus on my health as well as my job,. But i knew when i had finished her bress cancer journey, and thankfully, because it was cauglt early, i knew i was tenab or at least my doctors were telling me that i could be confident that i was binab ok.