In a raw and emotional moment, CNN's Sara Sidner shares her personal journey with a Stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis during a live broadcast. Watch as she opens up about her experience, raising awareness and inspiring others with her courage. Join the conversation and show support for Sara Sidner in this challenging chapter of her life.
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00:00 In a deeply personal revelation, veteran CNN anchor and reporter Sara Seidner announced
00:09 on live television that she has been diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer.
00:14 The award-winning journalist shared this emotional news and disclosed that she is currently undergoing
00:19 treatment marking her second month of chemotherapy.
00:23 In a poignant statement, Sara Seidner, a stalwart of CNN, shared her profound journey with the
00:29 viewers.
00:30 She spoke with raw emotion, revealing, "I have never been sick for a day in my life.
00:35 I don't smoke.
00:36 I rarely drink.
00:38 Breast cancer does not run in my family.
00:40 And yet here I am, with stage 3 breast cancer.
00:44 It is hard to say out loud."
00:46 Choking up as she disclosed her diagnosis.
00:48 At 51, Seidner bravely stated that she would undergo radiation and a double mastectomy,
00:55 emphasizing that stage 3 is not death sentence for a vast majority of women.
01:01 As Sara Seidner navigates through her challenging journey, she sheds light on a concerning disparity.
01:07 Her research revealed that black women with breast cancer are 41% more likely to die than
01:13 their white counterparts.
01:15 In her closing remarks, Seidner passionately urged women of all colors to prioritize their
01:20 health by getting mammograms every year and conducting regular self-examinations.
01:29 Breast cancer is a type of cancer that originates in the cells of the breast.
01:34 It can occur in both men and women, but it is more common in women.
01:38 Breast cancer usually begins in the milk-producing glands or lobules or the ducts that transport
01:44 milk from the glands to the nipple.
01:47 Over time, cancerous cells can invade nearby healthy breast tissues and in advanced stages,
01:52 may spread to other parts of the body.
01:54 Early detection is crucial for successful treatment and common screening methods and
01:59 diagnosis include mammograms, clinical breast exams, and breast biopsies.
02:04 Breast cancer treatment options vary and may include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy,
02:10 hormonal therapy, and targeted therapy depending on the type and stage of cancer.
02:15 Awareness, regular screenings, and a healthy lifestyle contribute to reducing the risk
02:20 of breast cancer and improving outcomes for those diagnosed.
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