
Anne Keene
Jewelry designer, marathoner, and stage 4 breast cancer advocate pursuing Abbott World Marathon Majors for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
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Jul 8, 2026
Thriving at Every Mile: Running Marathons with Stage 4 Breast Cancer with Anne Keane (@adjewelry)
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37:35MikeHOST
Do you want to talk about that?

Anne KeeneGUEST
I think when you hear of somebody being diagnosed with cancer, you think of those physical things like seeing somebody lose their hair or they have to have surgery to remove a breast or they're vomiting or other ailments.

Anne KeeneGUEST
And it's not to say that I haven't gone through my version of those things, especially earlier on in my diagnosis.

Anne KeeneGUEST
But what I couldn't have even imagined is the mental aspect of navigating a cancer diagnosis and the impact that has on everyone around me.

Anne KeeneGUEST
You know, how I'm feeling in a given day, it impacts the next person, impacts my coworker, whatever it might be.
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59:48MikeHOST
What does it mean to put your miles towards the place that has been part of your care?