If you haven't thought it yet, at some point in your breast cancer journey you're likely to come across the thought, “Isn't it enough that I'm alive?” Yes. You're alive! Absolutely, that's more than enough to celebrate. Every single
Mother’s Day is just around the corner, but for families affected by breast cancer, it can be daunting to know how to spoil Mom this year. We’re rather fond of the usual chocolate and spa
Have you felt any confusion about what you can and cannot eat after a breast cancer diagnosis? We've got a treat for you! We had an incredible interview with Cathy Leman, a registered dietitian, breast
Question your breast surgeon about everything. This is the sort of advice you rarely get but really need. In this video, Dr. Dellacroce discusses diagnosis paralysis. He has one professional recommendation for women: question everything regarding
Sometimes breast reconstruction doesn't go as planned. Unfortunately, that was Denise's painful experience. She had saline tissue expanders placed at her mastectomy, and everything went wrong. Skin necrosis. Extra surgery. Incisions that reopened. Ultimately, her
One of the most challenging decisions a woman with early stage breast cancer may need to make is whether she will have a lumpectomy with radiation or a mastectomy. A lumpectomy is the removal of
Happy New Year's! Make some resolutions for living well! Be stronger than your excuses.
The story goes on... One bad chapter doesn't mean the story is over.
Do you agree? Friends make the best therapists.
