Staff Report / lakelandlocal.org

In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Driver Engineer Paramedic Jordan Venable from the Lakeland Fire Department is sharing her personal journey. Through her experiences and those of others affected by breast cancer, she highlights the importance of early detection. Jordan encourages individuals to maintain faith rather than surrendering to fear when facing difficulties. The Lakeland Fire Department is committed to raising awareness for breast cancer and supporting those impacted by the disease.

Source: Lakeland Fire Department | Facebook

Source Type: Fire

Source Location:

Lakeland, FL

228 S. Massachusetts Ave. Lakeland, Florida 33801

https://www.facebook.com/692596342963262/posts/886174203605474

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