Needing a story or something to smile at? Want to hear from other women with breast cancer who’ve gone ahead of you. Come check us out.
We’ve already discussed mammogram laws, how mammograms work, mammograms during pregnancy/breastfeeding, preparation and mammogram alternatives this month. So why don’t we just relax for a few minutes and enjoy a bit of laughter? Breast cancer and
Carly Miller is a BRCA2 previvor living with her husband in Los Angeles. She is a Peer Support Group Leader and Peer Navigator with FORCE. Carly also volunteers for Sharsheret and has been selected to
Carly Miller is a BRCA2 previvor living with her husband in Los Angeles. She is a Peer Support Group Leader and Peer Navigator with FORCE. Carly also volunteers for Sharsheret and has been selected to
Congratulations to Kim, the week two winner of our Voices of Love contest! She writes, "My grandmother said that she had been on so many journeys, and this was just another, with a bit of
When you’re dealing with breast cancer, one of the last things you want to feel is loneliness. Although you know that other women have had breast cancer, knowledge alone is not always enough. In some cases,
Thanks if you entered our Voices of Love contest last week! Remember, you can enter each week of October to win a box of pink macaroons. Help us encourage those going through breast cancer or reconstruction
We've featured some great stories this year. Stories of survivors, supporters, and breast reconstruction have graced the pages of our blog. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, and in line with our Voices of
Can you believe that 1 in 8 women and their families are affected by breast cancer? That's a higher percent of people than are left handed, play Pokémon Go, or own a pet fish. Awareness is important. At
The weather is beginning to crisp up, the leaves are starting to fall and the color pink is everywhere. That can mean only one thing…it must be October and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. October is
For any woman, a breast cancer diagnosis is always a blindside. Many articles, like this one from the American Cancer Society, point out that unhealthy habits increase the risk of breast cancer. Others suggest by
