It’s flu season. A particularly bad one, too, according to nurses and medical professionals. If you’ve been following the news, you’ve likely heard of outbreaks throughout the country. We all know the basic tips
Throughout your breast cancer journey, you may find yourself facing a variety of challenges. While some problems are short-term and disappear after treatment, others last for a much longer time. We’ve already written about short- and
Although sexual dysfunction is a common element of breast cancer, it's rarely discussed. But these issues have a huge impact on women’s overall quality-of-life during and after breast cancer treatment. So here's some helpful information
We know we don’t have all the answers. That’s why we reach out to professionals who have more experience and knowledge about various topics. We recently talked about adjusting to life after receiving a breast
Exercising after breast cancer means different things to different people. For some of us, it means being able to swim laps again. For some, to go for a walk or bike ride. And for some
We’ve previously discussed how you can manage some of the short-term side effects of different breast cancer treatments. But there are also several long-term side effects of breast cancer that you should be aware of. The
So, you've got breast cancer. Now what? We at I'm Taking Charge get it. You need answers, and we deliver them as best we can. We cover all aspects of life with breast cancer. We
