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SIS: Sisters in Survivorship

Sisters Network

SIS: Sisters In Survivorship amplifies the voices of Black women navigating breast cancer and gives every sister the tools to advocate, heal, and thrive. Presented by Sisters Network Inc., the nation’s only African American breast cancer survivorship organization, SIS: Sisters In Survivorship is where truth meets healing. Each episode amplifies real stories from survivors, caregivers, and advocates while bringing expert insight from leading doctors and researchers. Together, we break the silence

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7: Your Care Should Fit YOU: How to Advocate for...

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2026/01/07

In this episode of SIS: Sisters In Survivorship, host Caleen Allen sits down with Dr. Nina Tamirisa, breast surgical oncologist and associate professor at MD Anderson Cancer Center. Known for her patient-first philosophy, Dr. Tamirisa breaks down what every woman should know about breast surgery, treatment options, and advocating for yourself.From lumpectomy vs. mastectomy to breast reconstruction, shared decision-making, fertility concerns, and the rise of breast cancer in younger Black women,

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32:58

6: The Stress–Cancer Link: 2-Time Survivor Dee Manuel...

SIS: Sisters in Survivorship ·

2025/12/17

On today’s episode of SIS: Sisters In Survivorship, host Caleen Allen sits down with Dee Manuel Cloud, a two-time breast cancer survivor, recovery strategist, and unapologetic truth-teller.Diagnosed first at 35 (and again at 38), Dee shares how stress, suppressed emotions, and “suffering in silence” shaped her journey as well as how she transformed her pain into purpose. From leaving an unhappy marriage, to walking away from a high-stress job, to embracing her truth as a member of the LGBTQ

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How to Speak Up for Yourself in the Doctor's Office |...

SIS: Sisters in Survivorship ·

2025/12/10

When doctors dismiss your symptoms, it can cost you everything. In this powerful segment from SIS: Sisters In Survivorship, award-winning journalist and two-time breast cancer survivor Athena Jones shares why Black women must challenge their doctors, push for screening, and ask for proof — not reassurance. She explains how insisting on answers saved a 31-year-old woman’s life, why bringing someone with you to appointments matters, and how sisterhood through Sisters Network Inc. offers life-saving

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41:13

5: Diagnosed Twice Before 40: Athena Jones on Early...

SIS: Sisters in Survivorship ·

2025/12/03

On today's episode, award-winning journalist and former CNN correspondent Athena Jones opens up about her journey as a two-time breast cancer survivor. Athena shares how early detection, resilience, and advocacy shaped her fight for breast cancer. She discusses the disparities affecting Black women, the urgent need for research and policy change, and her forthcoming documentary, Sisters Keepers, which exposes the racial inequities in breast cancer care. She also highlights some of the survival and

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4:41

Grief Isn’t a Journey; It’s a Language | Dr. John...

SIS: Sisters in Survivorship ·

2025/11/26

Black breast cancer survivors carry invisible grief - the loss of hair, fertility, mobility, relationships, and life before diagnosis. In this powerful 5-minute segment from SIS: Sisters In Survivorship, Dr. John Onwuchekwa reframes grief as a language, not a journey.He explains why joy and sadness can coexist, why “getting over it” is the wrong expectation, and how learning to speak grief brings healing, peace, and connection. ✨ Watch this if you’ve ever felt unseen in your pain. Grief doesn’t

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34:46

4: Grief After Cancer: Healing the Loss No One Talks...

SIS: Sisters in Survivorship ·

2025/11/19

Grief is more than death. Sometimes, it’s seen in the silent ache of lost selves, broken bonds, changing bodies, and futures that never arrived.In this conversation, Dr. John Onwuchekwa helps us reframe grief not as a journey with an end, but as a language we must learn to speak. As an Atlanta-based pastor, author, and entrepreneur, John shares why grief so often feels isolating, how every grief story is also a love story, and how community and safe spaces can transform sorrow into healing. He

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5:26

How Faith, Love & Sisterhood Helped Kimberlee Scott...

SIS: Sisters in Survivorship ·

2025/11/12

When Love & Marriage: Huntsville star Kimberlee Scott faced triple negative breast cancer, she leaned on faith, family, and a village of support to get through. In this powerful clip from SIS: Sisters In Survivorship, Kimberlee opens up about the unexpected blessings that carried her through treatment — from her husband’s unwavering love to friends who showed up on her hardest days. She also shares how fans, strangers, and even social media played a role in her healing, and why she’s now using her

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3: Love & Marriage: Huntsville’s Kimberlee Scott on...

SIS: Sisters in Survivorship ·

2025/11/05

On this episode of SIS: Sisters In Survivorship, host Caleen Allen sits down with reality star and breast cancer survivor Kimberlee Scott from Love & Marriage: Huntsville. Known for her transparency and courage, Kimberlee opens up about her 2022 diagnosis with triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), one of the most aggressive forms of breast cancer that disproportionately impacts Black women. In this emotional and powerful conversation, Kimberlee shares how she first discovered a lump while watching

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6:19

Black Women & Breast Cancer: The Genetic Truth You...

SIS: Sisters in Survivorship ·

2025/10/29

Why are young Black women being diagnosed with breast cancer at higher rates and younger ages? In this eye-opening segment, Dr. Lisa Newman, Chief of Breast Surgery at Weill Cornell Medicine, explains the genetic connection between African ancestry and breast cancer risk.Dr. Newman breaks down her groundbreaking research on triple negative breast cancer (TNBC), ancestry, and the science of oncologic anthropology — revealing how history, biology, and health inequities intersect. This is essential

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41:40

2: Triple Negative Breast Cancer Hits Black Women...

SIS: Sisters in Survivorship ·

2025/10/22

Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer death for Black women, and many sisters are being diagnosed young, late, and even without the care they deserve. In this powerful episode, world-renowned surgical oncologist Dr. Lisa Newman joins SIS: Sisters In Survivorship to break down the Black breast cancer crisis. Dr. Newman shares decades of research on why Black women face higher risks of aggressive breast cancers like triple negative, how ancestry and genetics play a role, and the urgent need

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5:56

The Birth of Sisters Network Inc.: 30 Years of...

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2025/10/15

What happens when a diagnosis feels like a death sentence? For Karen Eubanks Jackson, it became the beginning of a movement.In this powerful segment of SIS: Sisters In Survivorship, Karen shares how she survived breast cancer four times, how she could sense cancer in her body even when tests came back clear, and why early detection is so critical for Black women. She also reveals the moment she realized there was no national organization supporting African American women with breast cancer —

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26:50

1: How 4-Time Cancer Survivor Karen E. Jackson...

SIS: Sisters in Survivorship ·

2025/10/08

The premiere of SIS: Sisters In Survivorship begins with the story that started it all. Host Caleen Allen sits down with her mother, Karen Eubanks Jackson, founder and CEO of Sisters Network, Inc., a four-time breast cancer survivor, and the woman widely known as the pioneer of the Black breast cancer movement.In this intimate mother-daughter conversation, Karen shares her journey from a stage two diagnosis in 1993 to building the nation’s only African American breast cancer survivorship

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SIS: Sisters In Survivorship Podcast | Official Trailer

SIS: Sisters in Survivorship ·

2025/10/03

Welcome to SIS: Sisters In Survivorship, a new podcast brought to you by Sisters Network Inc., the only national African American breast cancer survivorship organization in America. This show is dedicated to amplifying the voices of Black women in navigating breast cancer – especially in educating all women on how to advocate for their breast health. In every episode, host Caleen Allen (Vice President), brings together survivors, medical experts, caregivers, and advocates for real, unfiltered

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The Black Breast Cancer Crisis | SIS: Sisters In...

SIS: Sisters in Survivorship ·

2025/10/01

Welcome to SIS: Sisters In Survivorship, a new podcast brought to you by Sisters Network Inc., the only national African American breast cancer survivorship organization in America. This show is dedicated to amplifying the voices of Black women in navigating breast cancer – especially in educating all women on how to advocate for their breast health. In every episode, host Caleen Allen (Vice President), brings together survivors, medical experts, caregivers, and advocates for real, unfiltered

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