Courageous Warriors Beauty from the Ashes

This documentary will pull at your heart strings. The stories brought forth not only give one insight into those men and women who have been affected with breast cancer, going through triumphs and failures; but it brings forth so much light to those who are the caregivers, the family, friends and those closest to person who is going through one of the biggest and most important battles of their life, for their life.

As I watched, this movie isn't for just those who have suffered through cancer, but can be applied to anyone who has suffered through an illness. The focus on not only the patient but those around the patient was thought provoking. It takes a village, giving so many hope, inspiration, support, resources and a genuine lifeline.

The attention to detail is superb and this documentary was well done. The film was emotional, heartwarming, sad, full of hope and empowerment. The power of the human spirit is amazing. I will consider myself lucky to have been able to see this film and will share with anyone who will listen and watch.

Wow! Moving. Beautiful. Heartbreaking. Inspiring. I love the depth of the film and how it delves into the deeper aspects of cancer from the perspective of those battling the disease and also seeing what the caretakers are going through. This film really can be related to anyone battling illness. Overall the film shows the power of the human spirit to support, fight, survive, and overcome. I appreciate learning more about so many amazing resources available to people as well. Have your tissues and your heart ready!

I so honor and blessed to see this documentary, especially as a survivor. It also gave me a better understanding what women go through, the help that is available and that cancer is not just an individual diagnosis but a family and friend diagnosis. Support, education and compassion are important factors to everyone's journey. I hope everyone will see this documentary.

I am in awe of the courageous warriors and the caregivers featured. Their compelling stories and their determination not only to survive themselves to then to go on and develop wonderful ways to help others that would come after them. Developing programs that help so many others claim their own power to defeat this terrible illness and their determination to share their own victories and defeats with love and hope and new ways to help other cope. This film needs to be seen by those who are experiencing this devastating diagnosis, but also those who have not but who have talent or treasure they could use to further the outreach of the programs presented.

Very well thought out and done. I love that the caregivers are given some time in the forefront as they are the quiet behind the scenes ones who are forgotten because everyone normally focuses on the patient who is in the dark valleys trying to fight their way up that mountain.

I also respect that other healing approaches are discussed and give others hope that there are things out there to help through the process that is not directly a medicine.

I believe cancer is a whole body disease and you must heal the mind and spirit along with the body. Grat job and Kudos to Darla and her amazing team.