How Better Imaging Confirmed My Decision To Have A Bilateral Mastectomy
Cancer. A six letter word that wasn’t in my vocabulary. At least not until recently. I was proud that I could check “Excellent” when...
A Lonely Diagnosis And A New Sisterhood
This past Sunday, I found out I will be a grandmother for the first time, an answered prayer. I am full of joy and dread, I feel I have...
The Risk Factor No Doctor Told Me About
I have been having mammograms since I was 35, because I have a family history of breast cancer in both of my parents families. My...
Founding Message
My battle with breast cancer would have never been possible without support and love. It has made me appreciate the battles others have...
Take Your Pink Ribbon To The Next Level
What’s in a pink ribbon? To some it’s a symbol of hope and unity. It says I am with you. I support you
How Many More Breast Cancers Will Be Missed By Mammogram Alone?
I will never forget the day I stepped foot into my doctor's office. He sat me down, looked me straight in the eyes and said, "Yep, you have
A Mastectomy Is An Amputation
Unlike losing a limb in an accident or other tragedy where there is obvious pain and trauma, losing your breasts, that appear normal and hea
Three Important Questions To Ask At Your Mammogram Appointment
Breast density is recognized as one of, and possibly the strongest risk factor associated with development of breast cancer, according to th
