Fashion Statements With Monica Hill: Metastatic Breast Cancer on the AnaOno Runway

Monica Hill talks about walking the runway for AnaOno.

Published on February 12, 2019

Monica Hill talks about what it’s like to walk in the AnaOno Fashion Week show and what it means for people with metastatic disease.

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Hi, I'm Monica Hill. I was diagnosed metastatic — de novo metastatic — July 17, 2017. Being in the show today is extremely empowering, and I never thought I'd be able to walk in New York Fashion Week, so it's very exciting! Even more so, knowing that we're raising money for research is really important to me, and I hope that we have a future with no more metastatic breast cancer. And I can't think of a better way to do it.

About the guests

Monica Hill

Monica spent most of her professional career in sales and marketing at Johnson & Johnson. She also served on the Board of The AIDS Resource Foundation for Children, a non-profit that provides comprehensive family-centered services to individuals, families, and children affected by HIV/AIDS and other social and health-related barriers. She felt compelled to do what she could to make metastatic breast cancer a manageable chronic condition and was METAvivor Board member. Monica lived for 22 months after her metastatic diagnosis.

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