Breast Reconstruction Surgery – What to Expect After Breast Cancer

What Is Breast Reconstruction Surgery? Surgery to recreate breasts following a mastectomy is known as breast reconstruction. There are various forms of reconstruction for the breast, including implants or by using your own body tissue. A mastectomy can be followed...
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Men’s Breast Cancer and The Empowered One Percent

In 2010, there was nary a word written, much less spoken, about men’s breast cancer. There are no local support groups, specified days of awareness, no literature on websites, or conversations amongst friends. So when Bronx native Michael Singer received his diagnosis...

How To Deal With Fatigue During Breast Cancer Treatment

How To Deal With Fatigue During Breast Cancer Treatment

If you’re feeling weakness or fatigue during your treatments, you’re not alone. While it’s different for each person, these symptoms are common. Here’s how to deal with fatigue during breast cancer treatment.  Is it normal to be tired with breast cancer? It’s very...

The Image We Had to Capture

The Image We Had to Capture

The day of my brother’s memorial was understandably sad. With heavy hearts, we all talked about Danny and realized at that moment we were not going home without Danny’s ATM Ballerina shot. We told our family what we were about to do…

Getting Breast Cancer In Your Golden Years

Getting Breast Cancer In Your Golden Years

Getting breast cancer at any age can cause extreme worry, stress, and financial strain, but what are some of the implications of a diagnosis that comes after your golden years? Let's talk about it. Breast Cancer Treatment Improvements Breast cancer treatment has...

Breast Cancer vs. Health Insurance: What You Need To Know

Breast Cancer vs. Health Insurance: What You Need To Know

Sadly, American health insurance isn't the number one option for those who truly need to use it during scary diagnoses. And when it comes to breast cancer, the average treatment will cost between $20,000 and $100,000 for the over 250,000 women that are diagnosed each...

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