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Robin Roberts Encourages Kandi Eastman To Fight Breast Cancer

Kandi EastmanToday, Majic 102.1/Houston midday radio personality Kandi Eastman announced on air that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. “Good Morning America” host and breast cancer survivor Robin Roberts called in to encourage Kandi to focus on taking care of herself and fighting this disease.

Tuesday, Majic 102.1 radio personality Kandi Eastman announced on air that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer.

GMA host and breast cancer survivor Robin Roberts called in to encourage Kandi on focusing on taking care of herself and fighting this disease.

Take a listen to this touching call and don’t forget to support Kandi with her fight against breast cancer here.

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