Camp Breastie 2025

Paige More describes herself as a Breastie big sister! She is a leading voice for the cancer and preventative health community, patient advocacy consultant, Emmy Award winning producer, and cofounder of The Breasties. By learning how to be an advocate for herself after testing positive for the BRCA 1 genetic variant and undergoing a preventative mastectomy, Paige has taught tens of thousands of people around the world how to become better advocates for themselves and through her consulting and social media... Read More →

Allie Brumel (she/her), Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder of The Breasties, is a triple negative breast cancer survivor who was diagnosed at 28 years old. Her experience as a young cancer patient has fueled her passion for supporting others facing similar challenges. At The Breasties... Read More →

Shirley Pattan (she/her) lives in central Florida, with her spouse, kiddos, and fur babies. She is a BRCA1+, recurrent, metastatic Ovarian Cancer Thriver, focused on living life as intentionally as possible; which includes participating in Breasties activities, and serving as a Community... Read More →

I'm Patty from Rock Michigan where I live close to five of seven kids and eight grandjoys. I served as a Hospital Corpsman in the USN, homeschooled my six children and now I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and currently work with hospice patients and their families. My favorite... Read More →

Trish Michelle (she/her) is a force in breast cancer advocacy—transforming her journey as a Stage 3 cancer survivor & caregiver into a platform that motivates nationwide. As the visionary founder of Reclaim October, she boldly disrupts traditional narratives around Breast Cancer Awareness Month.A healthcare professional with lived experience, Trish challenges systems while creating spaces for authentic representation. As Chief Community Officer, she unites diverse voices, driving a powerful movement toward genuine equity th... Read More →

Bri Majsiak (she/her) is a co-founder of the Breasties and has a background in health journalism. She lost her mom to stage 4 breast cancer at the age of 5 and grew up constantly worrying about her increased breast cancer risk. Although she tested negative for BRCA and positive for... Read More →