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God's Grace: The Sheila Johnson Story (2023)

Based on the life of Sheila Johnson who retired from the Air Force after being diagnosed with stage IV metastatic breast cancer and later went on to found an advocacy group to support Black women and men diagnosed with the disease.
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Based on the life of Sheila Johnson who retired from the Air Force after being diagnosed with stage IV metastatic breast cancer and later went on to found an advocacy group to support Black women and men diagnosed with the disease.

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Genre:TV Movie, Drama
Directed By:Charmin Lee
Written By:Angela Burt-Murray
In Theaters:10/19/2023
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:BET+

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