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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2020 · 52 MIN

Robin, Stage 2

from Behind the Bra · host Barbells for Boobs

"You need to be your own advocate for your health" Robin is a mom, physical therapist, competitive athlete, and a breast cancer survivor/ thriver who reminds us that breast cancer DOES NOT discriminate. Robin grew up in a military family and lived in 10 different states before entering college. Her dedication to gymnastics as a young girl gave her drive and purpose. It not only prepared her for her physically active future, but it also taught her structure and discipline in school, in athletics, and in life. Robin's history competing in gymnastics set her up for success in the world of CrossFit and eventually, she became competitive in CrossFit as well. Like a lot of the women in our programs, Robin admits that at the time of her breast cancer diagnosis, she was the healthiest she's ever been. When she first discovered a lump on Christmas Eve in 2015, she had just finished the '12 days of Chrismas' WOD. Tune in to the Behind the Bra Podcast and listen to Robin's incredible story as she stresses the importance of advocating for your health, that it is OKAY to get a 2nd opinion, and that breast cancer doesn't discriminate! #barbellsforboobs #breastcancer #charity #behindthebra #podcast #breastcancerawareness #breastcancersurvivor #breastcancerTHRIVER

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