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‘There is life after cancer’ – Stephanie Benson

Using her personal experience as an example, Stephanie Benson delivered a powerful message of hope to survivors and those currently battling the disease: there is life after cancer.
Ghanaian-British music icon Stephanie Benson has opened up about her breast cancer journey, revealing that the experience did not change her identity or how she sees herself as a woman.
Her story is a reminder that a cancer diagnosis does not have to define a person’s identity, confidence or future, and life, love and self-acceptance can continue beyond the diagnosis.
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