🚀 Day 22 of #ScaleBlack for #BlackHistoryMonth honors Jasmine Jones, Founder of Myya, for ensuring breast cancer survivors receive the care, comfort, and dignity they deserve. For breast cancer survivors, the journey doesn’t end with surgery. Finding a post-mastectomy bra that fits—and is covered by insurance—should be simple. Yet, for millions of women, this basic need remains a daily struggle. 💡 Myya: A New Standard for Post-Mastectomy Care After witnessing her grandmother’s post-surgery struggle firsthand, Jasmine Jones launched Cherry Blossom Intimates, offering custom 3D-printed breast forms. But recognizing the scale of the problem for women everywhere, she created Myya—turning post-mastectomy care into a seamless, insurance-friendly online experience. 📊 Impact & Industry Recognition 🏆 16,000+ survivors served and $3.5M in funding, backed by Revolution’s Rise of the Rest Fund 🏆 Winner of SoGal Foundation’s $100K Pitch Competition 🏆 Forbes 30 Under 30 in Retail & E-Commerce, recognized for industry disruption 📰 Myya is proving that survivors deserve more than just recovery—they deserve dignity, comfort, and choice. 🔥 Where traditional retailers saw barriers, Myya saw opportunity—transforming survivor care, tapping into a $2.1B market, and innovating healthcare delivery. Jasmine Jones is a prime example of disruptive entrepreneurship, proving mission and margin can scale together. ➡️ If you or a loved one is on this journey, discover better care at www.myya.com