After caring for her mother, who was diagnosed with Stage Two breast cancer in April 2012, Kingston-born practical nurse Diana Walters-Heron began getting regular mammograms. Her elder sister, Jackie, was diagnosed in December 2016 and, years later, Walters-Heron faced the same disease at 51. Now cancer-free, Walters-Heron credits her faith, family’s love and the sisterhood of Jamaica Reach to Recovery (JR2R) with helping her through treatment and recovery.Read More
Breast cancer survivor draws strength from faith, community
