As a nurse of 29 years, Carol Robinson has dealt with breast cancer on many levels, but never on her own until this September.
“I see it all the time, but for me, you know, you never think it’s going to happen to you,” says Robinson.
Robinson’s cancer was caught very early, and now she’s using a treatment that has just made its way to the First Coast.
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