The Virginia House of Delegates convened on February 19, 2025, at 10:48 AM for a regular session, focusing on several key agenda items. The meeting began with Delegate Douglas Lovejoy from Prince William making a motion to take up House Resolution 628 out of order. This resolution commends advocates, survivors, families, and others affected by triple negative breast cancer.

Delegate Lovejoy moved for the adoption of the resolution and requested to speak on the motion. He acknowledged the presence of advocates and survivors in the gallery, highlighting the importance of their contributions to the fight against this specific type of breast cancer. Among those recognized was former Virginia Delegate and Senator Jay O'Brien, who was welcomed by the assembly.

The session continued with discussions surrounding the resolution, emphasizing the collective efforts of those impacted by triple negative breast cancer. The resolution aims to honor their resilience and advocacy in raising awareness about this challenging illness.

As the meeting progressed, the House engaged in further discussions, reflecting on the significance of the resolution and the ongoing support for cancer awareness initiatives. The session concluded with a commitment to continue addressing health-related issues and supporting affected communities in Virginia.