Previvor
Kaleigh Sabourin’s Story
Kaleigh Sabourin is walking in memory of her mother, who passed away from triple negative breast cancer eight years ago.
After losing her mom, Kaleigh learned that even though neither she nor her mother carried a known gene mutation, her family history placed her at high risk. For Kaleigh, choosing a preventative double mastectomy felt like one thing she could do to protect her future and be here for her children.
“With the kids, I felt like it was one thing I could do,” Kaleigh says.
Read MoreFrannie McBrian’s Story
Frannie has been connected to breast cancer since before she was born.
“I wish that my 10-year-old self had some of the resources and the incredible opportunities that Runway gifts families and children with,” she says.
Read MoreVictoria Price’s Story
Victoria Price was 29 years old when she felt something unusual in her breast.
“My body is telling me that something’s not right,” she remembers thinking.
After weeks of appointments, scans, biopsies, and uncertainty, genetic testing later revealed that she carries the BRCA2 mutation.
“I’m grateful that I listened to my body and that I know my body,” Victoria says.
Now, Victoria uses her voice to help others feel seen, especially young Black women who may not see themselves reflected in breast cancer spaces.
Read MorePayal’s Story
For Payal, the journey to the runway began not with a diagnosis, but with a decision. A physician and a mother of twin daughters, she chose to take control of her health before illness could make the choice for her.
Read MoreRunway Show, Boston 2025
Experience the power of Runway for Recovery through the voices of our Models—individuals who are breast cancer previvors, survivors, currently in treatment, and those living with metastatic breast cancer, alongside the legacies of loved ones we honor and remember.
Read MoreMeet the Models: Emily Lewis
Emily isn’t walking the runway because she had breast cancer. She’s walking it because she made a powerful, preventative decision after learning she was at high genetic risk. As a BRCA1 previvor, Emily carries the weight of a future that never happened—because she bravely chose to change her present.
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