A Mother’s Strength Beyond Cancer

At just 31, halfway through pregnancy, Sarah heard words no mother expects: stage 3 breast cancer.
Her fear wasn’t for herself — it was for the tiny life growing inside her.

She endured surgery, chemo, and endless uncertainty, holding onto one prayer. And in April, that prayer breathed. Baby Kal-El arrived strong, perfect, alive.

A photo of Sarah nursing him with her one remaining breast became a symbol of unbreakable love. She could feed him for only two weeks before treatment resumed — but love didn’t stop there.
Twenty-seven women donated milk so her son could thrive.

Sarah is still fighting. Still loving. Still choosing hope.
Because motherhood is courage — even in the darkest hours.