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dan noyes, abc7 news. >> october marks breast cancer awareness month, but it should be on our minds andour hearts all year long. a new documentary is out sharing the struggle of four bay area women who have fought the disease, survived it and continue to thrive in takes a brave soul heal the pain. the film is called it takes a miracle. the sound of survivors for bay area women connected by breast cancer, but also by music. all are accomplished singers and they have something else in common. they have survived. abc7 news anchor dan ashley spoke with one of the women, nona brown, who made the documentary. >> what was that like for you sharing your story with these other three women and committing all of it to this film? >> i have to say it was surprising, emotional. we all had emotional moments just going back to that time in our lives. but at the end of the day, we are all thriving and we all felt the same. that we wanted to share our stories, to give other women hope and courage. it takes a miracle is available right now on youtube. >> more than 800,000 sutter health patients had their