Cheryl Graham

Secondary breast cancer just isn’t talked about enough. Even with research – people donate a lot to breast cancer charities, but only a very small percentage goes to secondary. When you’re diagnosed with secondary, it can feel like you’re written off.

But there is hope. I’m four and a half years in. I live with it. It’s not the life I had, but it’s still life. I enjoy it. It’s just a new chapter in the book.