June 2025 BRA Banter

BRA Groups

Watch a special session where we spotlight two inspiring breast cancer survivors who transformed their personal journeys into impactful businesses. This session, titled "Celebrating Businesses in Our Community Built by Survivors," features Angela Pacheco and Erin Karb of Good, Better, Best, and Candy Hunley of Ribbons & Roads. Discover how their experiences with breast cancer led them to create ventures that support and empower others in the survivor community.

Angela Pacheco & Erin Karb – Founders of Good, Better, Best

Angela and Erin, both diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017, turned their shared experience into a mission to simplify toxin-free living. Good, Better, Best offers curated products and personalized services to help families transition to healthier lifestyles. Their approach emphasizes progress over perfection, making sustainable choices accessible and manageable for everyone.

In this session, Angela and Erin share their journey from diagnosis to entrepreneurship, discussing how their personal challenges inspired them to educate and assist others in making informed, health-conscious decisions.

Check out Good, Better, Best

Candy Hunley – Founder of Ribbons & Roads

Candy's battle with stage 3B breast cancer at 36 ignited her passion to support other women facing similar challenges. Recognizing the need for accessible post-mastectomy care, she established Ribbons & Roads, a mobile service providing personalized fittings for bras, prosthetics, and recovery wear. Candy's commitment ensures that women receive compassionate care in the comfort of their homes or at her Columbia, TN office.

During the session, Candy discusses the inception of Ribbons & Roads and her dedication to easing the recovery journey for breast cancer survivors through personalized, empathetic support.

Learn About Ribbons & Roads

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October 2025 BRA Banter - Exploring Genetic Testing

By BRA Groups • October 20, 2025

In this edition of BRA Banter we had the pleasure of speaking with Katie Lang, a seasoned and passionate genetic counselor whose expertise goes well beyond the familiar territory of BRCA1 and BRCA2. Our chat explores the latest developments in genetic testing , especially for breast cancer survivors, highlighting how the field has evolved, expanded, and opened new possibilities. Katie was fascinating to talk to—her energy and dedication shone through, and she generously shared a wealth of insight. We found her to be not only deeply knowledgeable but also a genuine delight to engage with. Tune in on October 29 as we uncover what’s new, what survivors should know, and why genetic testing today is about so much more than just the BRCA genes.