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His mom died from metastatic breast cancer; now he's doing all he can to raise awareness
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September 19, 2019
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2:40Now PlayingIDAHO FALLS-- After being diagnosed with breast cancer twice and undergoing a single mastectomy, Annette Hiatt thought her battle with the ugly disease was over. Unbeknownst to her, the disease sat dormant in her body for 20 years. Then just over two years ago, she was diagnosed a third time.
“They said she had lung cancer," Annette's husband Mike Hiatt recalls. "We knew it was metastatic breast cancer. We just knew."
Mike was right and the disease proved fatal as cancer spread throughout her body. Annette lost her battle on July 3.
“It’s been a precious journey, it really has," Mike says.
Although her journey may have ended, her legacy lives on. Annette's son Caleb Hiatt says his mom was an inspiration to so many others suffering the same illness, and because of that he wanted to do something big for her. So he organized the Thrivers' Monster Mile, a race that will be held in Ammon next month.
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