Jakai BakerTwelve years ago on Oct. 14 my mom, Angela Baker, was diagnosed with breast cancer. She is now diagnosed with stage four breast cancer. A few days ago I accompanied her to Washington DC on her journey to demand that the federal government fund more research to find a cure for stage four breast cancer.
Here is her story …
SOUNDSLIDES: My mom’s battle with breast cancer
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