Cancer Victim’s Story Spread All Over the World Through Photography

Cancer is a truly devastating disease that affects not only the person who has it, but everyone around him or her. It takes a strong person to remain positive throughout the ordeal and Jill Brzezinski-Conley is one of those people. Jill was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 32 and underwent a double mastectomy. Since then she has wanted to tell her story and help other victims of cancer feel more secure about their bodies, and she has been able to do so thanks to photographer Sue Bryce. Warning: This video may make you cry:

This inspiring video shows you how truly amazing Jill is. If a woman who has been through so much can be this positive and secure about herself, why can’t the rest of us? I think this is the message that Jill is trying to convey.

As powerful a message as it is, it would have never been told if it wasn’t for Sue Bryce bringing Jill to Paris and telling her story though photography and video. It really gets you thinking about what other incredible stories are out there that have never been told. Since this photo session was completed, it has been shown on the Huffington Post, Oprah, and spread like fire over social media.

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“If I could change one woman’s life, I feel like I would die the happiest woman. Just to affect one woman, I would feel like I accomplished something.”

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