Celebrity Breast Cancer survivors

Over 100 breast cancer celebrity survivors

1. Agnes Chan, Asian singer and performer
2. Alexandra Bastedo, British model and actress
3. Allyce Beasley, American actress
4. Amanda Mealing, British television and soap opera actress
5. Anastacia, American popular singer
6. Andrea Mitchell
7. Anita Doth, Eurodance singer from the Dutch duo 2 Unlimited
8. Ann Jillian, American film, television and musical theatre actress
9. Ann Veneman, former head of the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
10. Barbara Allen, American politician, Kansas state senator
11. Barbara Ehrenreich, American author/ethicist.
12. Beth Nielsen Chapman, American singer-songwriter.
13. Betsey Johnson, American fashion designer.
14. Betsy Rawls, American Hall of Fame professional golfer
15. Betty Ford
16. Betty Rollin, American author, retired TV correspondent
17. Brigitte Bardot, French actress and animal rights activist
18. Caitlin Flanagan, American magazine writer, editor and book author
19. Carly Fiorina, American entrepreneur and 2010 California Republican political candidate for the United States Senate
20. Carly Simon, American singer
21. Catherine Drew Gilpin Faust, American academic, historian, and current (as of 2009) President of Harvard University
22. Cheryl Crane, American writer and real-estate broker; daughter of actress Lana Turner; acquitted of killing Johnny Stompanato
23. Christina Applegate, American television actress
24. Claire Shulman, former Borough President of Queens, New York City
25. Cokie Roberts, American journalist
26. Cynthia Nixon, American stage, film and television actress
27. Dame Eileen Atkins, British stage and film actress
28. Dame Jennifer Murray, aka Jenni Murray, British journalist and broadcaster Dame Maggie Smith, Oscar-winning British actress of stage and screen
29. Dawn Upshaw, American opera singer.
30. Deanna Favre, founded The Deanna Favre Hope Foundation and wife of American football quarterback Brett Favre
31. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, American politician; United States House Representative from the 20th District of Florida and chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee
32. Debra Shipley, British politician; Labour Party member of Parliament
33. Diahann Carroll, African-American actress, singer.
34. Diana Dill, British-American actress; ex-wife of American actor Kirk Douglas; mother of American actor Michael Douglas
35. Diana Moran, British model, fitness expert and journalist.
36. Dorothy Hamill, American Olympic champion figure skater
37. Edie Falco, American film, stage and television actress
38. Edna Campbell, African-American professional basketball star.
39. Edward Brooke, African-American former U.S. Senator
40. Elaine Paige, English musical theater actress, singer
41. Ernie Green, African-American former professional (Cleveland Browns) football player; one of his sisters died from the disease
42. George Lucas, Film director, screenwriter
43. Geralyn Lucas, American journalist, television producer, and writer
44. Giuliana Rancic, Italian-American television personality and infotainer
45. Gloria Steinem, American feminist activist
46. Hala Moddelmog, American president and CEO of Susan G. Komen for the Cure
47. Heidi Heitkamp, North Dakota politician and lawyer
48. Hoda Kotb, Egyptian-American television news anchor, journalist and correspondent
49. Jaclyn Smith, American actress, businesswoman
50. Jami Bernard, American author and film critic for the New York Daily News
51. Jane Hamsher, American film producer, author and liberal blogger
52. Janet Napolitano, American politician and current (as of 2010) United States Secretary of Homeland Security; former Governor of Arizona
53. Jennifer Saunders
54. Jill Eikenberry, American actress
55. Joan Kennedy, former wife of U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy
56. Jocelyn Newman, former Senator from the Australian Parliament for Tasmania; treated successfully
57. Jools Topp, New Zealand folk singer, one of the Topp Twins
58. Joyce Wadler, American journalist, writer and memoirist
59. Judy Eason McIntyre, African-American politician; Oklahoma State Senator
60. Judy Rankin, American Hall of Fame professional golfer
61. Julie Harris, American film, stage and television actress
62. Karin Stanford, African-American professor and writer
63. Kate Jackson, American film and television actress
64. Kaye Ballard, American actress and singer
65. Kim Novak, American film actress
66. Kitten Natividad, Mexican adult film actress and model
67. Koo Stark, American former adult film actress
68. Kylie Minogue, Australian singer, actress
69. Laura Ingraham, American radio host/pundit
70. Linda Ellerbee, American television correspondent/journalist .
71. Linda Nolan, Irish-born singer, actress and former member of the 1970s pop band, The Nolans .
72. Linda Tripp, former United States government federal employee who played a significant role in the impeachment proceedings against then President Bill Clinton
73. Linda Waterfall, American singer-songwriter (se
74. Lisa Ray
75. Liza Goddard, British actress
76. Liza Wang, Hong Kong television actress and personality, singer and diva.
77. Lois Chiles, American actress
78. Lynn Redgrave
79. Lynne Stewart, American lawyer/activist
80. M. Jodi Rell, American politician, Governor of Connecticut (see[107]).
81. Maeve Kinkead, American soap opera and television actress.[citation needed]
82. Margaretta Fitler Murphy Rockefeller aka Happy Rockefeller, American socialite and wife of former N.Y. Governor and U.S. Vice President Nelson Rockefeller
83. Maria Friedman, British actress
84. Marianne Faithfull, British singer and actress
85. Marilyn Lloyd, member of the U.S. House of Representatives who was diagnosed with breast cancer, was denied a silicone breast implant following her treatment because the U.S. Food and Drug Administration had removed them from the market, and became an advocate for legislation related to breast cancer treatment and women's health.
86. Marisa Acocella Marchetto, American writer, cartoonist and memoirist.
87. Marsha Hunt, African-American singer, novelist, breast cancer activist and mother of Mick Jagger's first child, Karis Jagger
88. Mary Ann Mobley, American actress, singer, and activist; Miss America 1959.
89. Mary Jo Codey, former First Lady of New Jersey
90. Maura Tierney, American film and television actress
91. Melanie Johnson, former British Member of Parliament.
92. Melissa Etheridge, American singer; lesbian activist
93. Meredith Baxter, American television actress
94. Namrata Singh Gujral, Indian actress/producer
95. Nanci Griffith, American singer/songwriter
96. Nancy Brinker, American founder of the Susan G. Komen for the Cure
97. Nancy Priddy, mother of American actress Christina Applegate
98. Nancy Reagan, former U.S. First Lady
99. Nancy Shevell (aka Lady McCartney), American businesswoman and heiress; New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority board member
100. Olivia Newton-John, UK/Australian singer/actress
101. Pat Battle, African-American news reporter and anchor for NBC News
102. Pat Danner, American politician; former Democratic U.S. House Representative from Missouri
103. Peggy Fleming, American figure skater
104. Peggy Lautenschlager, American politician from the state of Wisconsin.
105. Phyllis Newman, American television and musical theatre actress, singer.
106. Raelene Boyle, Australian athlete also surviving ovarian cancer).
107. Rhona Brankin, British politician, Member of the Scottish Parliament
108. Richard Roundtree, African-American film actor
109. Rita Fan Hsu Lai-tai, Hong Kong politician and Honorary President of the Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation
110. Robin Carnahan, American politician, former Missouri Secretary of State.
111. Robin Roberts, African-American women's basketball player, ESPN sportscaster
112. Ruby Dee, African-American stage and film actress
113. Rue McClanahan
114. Ruth Ann Swenson, American soprano opera star
115. Sandra Day O'Connor, first woman United States Supreme Court justice.
116. Sheila Hancock, British stage and film actress
117. Shelley Morrison, American film and television actress; also battled lung cancer.
118. Sheryl Crow
119. Shirley Temple Black, American Oscar-winning child actress and former United States Ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslovakia, who is said to have been (in 1973) the first famous person to publicly announce her breast cancer diagnosis Sue Myrick, American politician, Republican U.S. House Representative from North Carolina.
120. Stephanie Swift, American adult film actress
121. Susan Duncan, Australian author
122. Susan Kadis, Canadian politician in the Canadian House of Commons .
123. Suzanne Somers, American television actress and personality
124. Tucker L. Melancon, United States District Judge, Western District of Louisiana, 5th Circuit since 1994 .
125. Vera Katz, American politician (first woman Speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives; 45th mayor of Portland, Oregon.
126. Wanda Sykes, American writer, actress, talk show host, and stand-up comedian.
127. Wendy Mesley, Canadian host and reporter for CBC Television.

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