by Marcela Shine | May 23, 2018 | Inspiration, Our Blog, Resources
10 Simple Tips If someone close to you was diagnosed with cancer, would you know what to say or do? I think a lot of people struggle with how to initiate a conversation when they learn of a co-worker’s diagnosis. Before being diagnosed with breast cancer...
by Elyce Neuhauser | May 19, 2023 | Caregiver Stories, LIVING with Breast Cancer
How to Cope When a Family Member Has Breast Cancer: Communication is Key Families that engage in conversations about cancer have healthier relationships. Research studies show that important dialogues can ease the burden that a cancer diagnosis precipitates, by...
by Marcela Shine | Jul 3, 2018 | Inspiration
Written by Tashira it took two days before i realized my hair was falling out. i was convinced the black sponge i used to coil the sides of my cropped natural cut was falling apart. little did i know it wasn’t the sponge. chemotherapy had taken its toll. believe it or...
by Linda Carey | May 31, 2018 | Linda's Stories, LIVING with Breast Cancer
Roughly. There may have been a few times I went four weeks rather than the usual every three but the idea is the same. I’ve had a lot of Herceptin pumped into my body. It goes without saying, but I need it to build up to one short thought, that is a lot of...
