October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and The American Cancer Society and Action News Jax team up to raise awareness and money across our area.
“I was diagnosed back in 2018, very unexpectedly,” said Michele. “Immediately started treatment, had surgery, chemo, radiation and then all of my family and friends stepped up to take care of me.”St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office announced arrest of deputy for possessing child pornography
“We are just so grateful for the support of the community coming out and the funds raised go to breast cancer programs and services for our cancer patients,” said Lauren Clark, a spokesperson for the American Cancer Society.
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