At 27, Sarah Pascual was working parttime as a waitress, going to nursing school fulltime, an active swimmer and training for a volleyball tournament. Sounds like a lot right?

Well, there was even more on Sarah’s plate when she found a lump after playing volleyball and swimming. As a nursing student, she knew something was wrong. She knew that the lump she had found could potentially be cancer.

Uninsured, Sarah was able to get seen by the doctor thanks to The Susan G. Komen grant and The Cancer Therapy and Research Center in San Antonio. Because of her age and not having a family history of breast cancer, she was told that she didn’t have the right kind of breast cancer.

They ended up doing an ultrasound instead of a mammogram which the doctor had ordered. When the ultrasound came back, it came back normal and they sent Sarah on her way. Almost a year later, she grew a second lump and through a biopsy, found out that Sarah indeed had cancer.

Sarah shares the rest of her story and gives you advice on how she was able to raise money for her breast cancer treatments in this video.

This video has been brought to you by The Alamo Breast Cancer Foundation. To find out more information, go to alamobreastcancer.org

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