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Silent Triumphs
 

The artist, Anna, wearing a red floral top, smiling, and standing in front of green foliage.

Born from Survival. Built for Meaning.

Silent Triumphs® began with a diagnosis—and a decision to survive with purpose.

As a 22-year stage III breast cancer survivor, I’ve lived the quiet battles, the invisible victories, and the long road back to strength. Through that journey, I realized how powerful a symbol can be. A Warrior enamel pin. A gesture. A reminder that says, "You’re not alone. You are seen. You are strong."

Silent Triumphs® was created to turn those reminders into something you can hold, wear, and share.

We believe in honoring strength—both the kind you fight for and the kind you lose with love.

Silent Triumphs® is for survivors, supporters, and story keepers. For anyone who’s walked through grief, carried hope, or needed a symbol to say, “This is part of me.”

You are not invisible. Your story is not small. Your triumphs—silent or spoken—deserve to shine.

We hope your Silent Triumphs:

INSPIRE a quiet strength, IGNITE a passion or encourage you to IMAGINE your dreams.

Since 2008, Silent Triumphs® unique Warrior symbol, serves as a reminder to reflect on those achieved accomplishments, recognize the strides we have taken and celebrate the successes of life, no matter how small. 

We believe in honoring strength—both the kind you fight for and the kind you lose with love.

Silent Triumphs® is for survivors, supporters, and storykeepers. For anyone who’s carried hope, walked through grief, or needed a symbol to say, “This is part of me.”

You are not invisible. Your story is not small. Your triumphs—silent or spoken—deserve to shine.Still, today I continue to learn how challenges can nudge a person to reach outside their own known ability and in the end – grow inward. Each of us has our own personal “story”.

ANNA

President, Survivor, Caregiver and Advocate
Inspire. Ignite. Imagine.

Anna ringing the bell at the end of the American Cancer Society 5K race. 4 times in honor of herself and her sisters, and once for her father, brother, father-in-law.  All who have been diagnosed with cancer and a gentle reminder of those loved ones who lost their battles.

Anna Brehm Anderson
President, Silent Triumphs® | Women-Owned Business (Est. 2008)
Co-Author of Two Best-Selling Books
22-Year Cancer Survivor | Advocate | Caregiver | Professional Speaker
Inspiring Strength Through the Unspoken

Anna Brehm Anderson is the dynamic president of Silent Triumphs®, a woman-owned platform founded in 2008 to empower, uplift, and amplify the often-unspoken stories of strength, survival, and resilience. A two-time best-selling co-author, Anna shares her powerful journey as a cancer survivor, caregiver, and advocate—transforming pain into purpose and resilience into leadership.

Through her heartfelt speaking and tireless advocacy, Anna inspires individuals facing adversity to rediscover healing, courage, and hope. She passionately guides others to embrace vulnerability as a source of strength and to transform life’s challenges into meaningful triumphs.

Two people in white shirts and sunglasses giving thumbs up at an outdoor event with a crowd in the background.

Anna at the American Cancer Society (ACS) Sole Burner – 5K.

She has participated in the race consecutively for 35+ years. She had just completed her 5th chemo treatment – and had 4 more to go, plus radiation! 

Confetti background with text 'We Celebrate Your Journey' and 'National Cancer Survivors Month' logo.

Don’t hesitate to contact the American Cancer Society for information on specific cancers or to locate your local American Cancer Society www.cancer.org

Collage of three photos from a running event, including a start line with runners, a man holding a smiley face sign with participants, and a small child ringing a bell with two adults. Text at the top reads 'Thank You' and 'We Appreciate Your Support.'

No matter if you are a seasoned runner, participating as a group or running to celebrate your own personal health, the Hill of Hope will is always an emotional part of the race.

There are always many family and friends set along the hill to cheer their loved ones on. 

Triumph Stories

Join us in reaching some real life testimonials from individuals who have triumphed when they felt they could not.

Contact Anna

Interested in sharing your triumph story or have questions about one of the pins please contact us! We’d love to hear from you.