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Savannah’s Breast Cancer Battle At 25 y/o i was diagnosed with stage 4 her2- positive breast cancer.

This page is ran by my husband and i 💕

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It’s Nick and I’m here for a rant this morning. When we were trying to put together an event for Savannah’s breast cance...
10/22/2026

It’s Nick and I’m here for a rant this morning. When we were trying to put together an event for Savannah’s breast cancer battle to help families affected by cancer, we reached out to Texas Roadhouse in Ashland, Ky!

The response? Barely any interest, a long wait for a reply, and not even a small discount offered to help. Totally and completely dismissed with no interest.

And what makes it even worse? The people in charge of this aren’t strangers to us. We’re talking about same families in the same community, their kids are on the same teams as ours, etc. We will never give the Roadhouse in Ashland business and would ask you to do the same.

Then there’s Kentucky Bluebird Grill & Pub and Jesse Hunt.

We reached out, and they immediately stepped up. Not only did they offer to cover the food and drinks, but they wanted to organize an auction to raise money for families affected by cancer.

FREE food. FREE drinks. An AUCTION to help families. That’s exactly what showing up for your community looks like.

One is a massive chain with locations all over the country. The other is a local business that could have easily said no, but instead chose to do something meaningful for people going through hell.

We spend so much money at these big chains without thinking twice. Meanwhile, local businesses are the ones stepping up for our kids, our neighbors, and families facing the worst moments of their lives.

So the next time you want a steak, maybe remember which business was willing to show up for a family battling stage 4 cancer and which one wasn’t.

We’ll remember.

Thank you, Bluebird Grill. THAT is community. That’s the kind of business that deserves our money. ❤️

Have you ever been injected with something from a lead container with a radioactive symbol on it? I don’t know if I’ll e...
10/20/2026

Have you ever been injected with something from a lead container with a radioactive symbol on it?

I don’t know if I’ll ever get used to seeing how my medications are prepared and given to me.

You’d think it was a bomb.

I also had to drink both of these disgusting drinks!

Scan day AND infusion day are complete!

I honestly feel terrible today!!
Sick to my stomach, soooo tired, just feeling bad.

I know it’s from all the things I’ve had to drink and be injected with today, so I’m just going to rest even though I had planned on cleaning house this evening.

I’ll post as soon as I know results.

Thank you all so much for all your love and prayers. Please keep me in them over the next few days as we wait on results.

I love you all and I may not be replying to comments or anything for a bit, I just don’t feel the best. So please forgive me, but I did want to get this post out with everything being completed today! 🤍

The scan experience. I have my scans tomorrow. I got through 6 months of chemo, surgeries, daily meds, bones breaking an...
10/19/2026

The scan experience.

I have my scans tomorrow.

I got through 6 months of chemo, surgeries, daily meds, bones breaking and reforming, all of that mess to get to this.

Every 3 months, I get scans to see what my cancer is doing.

Is it staying where it’s at or is it growing?
If it’s growing, my whole life changes that very day.
It means my treatment is no longer working, and I have to go to the “next line”.
Currently, there are 5-7 lines for myself.

We never know how long a line will work, it could be 3 months, it could be 3 years.

On average, the first line works for 1.5-2.5 years.

I’m rounding on year 2 in just a few months.

I’ve never been so anxious about my scans, and I feel myself getting more anxious with each set.

The worry that my whole life will change in an instant, again, is terrifying.

I could lose my hair again, get extremely sick, even die.

And switching to a new line means one less line to go to.

Less time.

I’m nervous for tomorrow and praying with all I have that I get good results.

And I just want to leave with this last thing:

“We could all die tomorrow” is true and I appreciate the sentiment, but living with stage 4 cancer is like having a bomb strapped to your chest, never knowing when it might go off. There’s a difference between knowing death is possible and living every day with it inside you.

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Can we talk about the elephant in the pink room?We talk a lot about breast cancer. How often do we actually talk about s...
10/16/2026

Can we talk about the elephant in the pink room?

We talk a lot about breast cancer. How often do we actually talk about stage 4?

We talk about early detection, survival stories, ringing the bell, and getting to the other side of cancer, but stage 4 is a conversation that seems to get lost in all of it.

Stage 4 breast cancer is INCURABLE. Treatment can work, sometimes for years, but there is NO finish line. No being done with cancer. No putting it all behind you.
It will either be the treatment or cancer that kills you. That is how our story ends for every single one of us diagnosed stage 4 in where we are with the treatment of cancer today.

I think a lot of people don't realize that.

The truth is, when you're diagnosed with stage 4, it feels like the world has already written your ending. Like you're already considered dead, and everyone is just waiting for the inevitable.

I’m not dead yet. I’m trying to have a future in a world that struggles to imagine one for me.

I'm 27. I have stage 4 breast cancer. This is my reality, and it's the reality of so many others who don't get nearly enough attention.

I think stage 4 makes people uncomfortable. Nobody wants to talk about the incurable part. Nobody wants to think about what happens when cancer doesn't go away, but avoiding the conversation doesn't make our reality any less real.

So while everything turns pink this October, I hope we can make room for the conversation that gets pushed aside.

The only breast cancer that kills.
The pink, GREEN AND TEAL.
Because stage 4 isn't the end of our lives while we're still living them. I don’t want to have to already be dying for people to start talking about us, but that is where we are today.
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We need funded research, we need help with side affects, we need more than “we don’t know how much time you have and will never know until it’s time”…

We got to sit down with Todd and Julie Chrisley for a conversation about Savannah’s story. The podcast episode will be a...
10/15/2026

We got to sit down with Todd and Julie Chrisley for a conversation about Savannah’s story.

The podcast episode will be airing soon on Chrisley Confessions 2.0 and we hope Savannah’s story reaches the women who have been told they’re too young for breast cancer, the women who have been refused testing, and the women who have been made to feel like they’re overreacting for trusting their own bodies. We also hope that women going through this same battle can feel less alone.

Savannah was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer at just 25 years old. We can’t change what happened to us, but we can keep talking.

Edit: We just learned our episode will air on October 28th!!

Y’all know Nanny Faye? Well, I do!!! This was the most insane experience! I must say, the entire family and their staff ...
10/13/2026

Y’all know Nanny Faye?

Well, I do!!!
This was the most insane experience!

I must say, the entire family and their staff are top tier people.
What you see on social media, is them and then some. Amazing people.

Nick and I were sooo nervous, and I truly hope we did well for my community.

I will update when the episode is coming out, and I have more photos coming of us with Todd and Julie!

Unfortunately, the trip has ended in me becoming EXTREMELY sick.
It started last night, and has taken over today.
I was sniffing and coughing during the podcast!! (They said they can edit that out lol)

So we are headed out with me feeling all kinds of awful. Sore throat, coughing, congestion, throwing up, and everything else you can imagine.

BUT WE DID IT!!!!

Thank you to Todd, Julie, Erin and the amazing people that worked to pull this together and help us get out such an important message.

And on the days of days… Metastatic Breast Cancer Day!!!! 💗💙💚

This is embarrassing to post, but it’s real. I can have a good day. But then I sit down, get quiet, and remember what my...
10/09/2026

This is embarrassing to post, but it’s real.

I can have a good day. But then I sit down, get quiet, and remember what my life actually looks like now and I completely fall apart.

I think about everything I’ve lost since being diagnosed with stage 4 cancer at 25. My ability to have children, my health, being pain free, the future I pictured for myself.
But more than anything, I think about my life span.

I think about how young I am, how badly I want to grow old with my husband, how much life I still want to experience, how unfair it is that I have to wonder how many years I have left while everyone around me gets to just live without thinking about it.

And I cry uncontrollably. Because no matter how good my day was, I can’t change the reality I’m living with.

I’m 27. I don't want to spend my twenties grieving a future I might not get to have. I don't want to be scared of dying. I don't want to wonder if every good day is one of the few I have left.

I just want more time. And I don't know how to make peace with the possibility that I might not get it.

Hey! That’s me! 🥰 I had a wonderful time meeting these ladies!!
10/08/2026

Hey! That’s me! 🥰

I had a wonderful time meeting these ladies!!

10/08/2026

If you see the curtain shut on treatment day at the infusion center… this is what you’d walk into. Sorry nurses!
My wife decided she’s practicing for her Halloween costume early.
Apparently she’s going as a pole dancer this year. 😂

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