Cancer

It’s been a privilege to share #MetsMonday featured posts here on the blog for over a year now. Each one is so unique. This month’s contribution comes from Michele Wheeler. In 2016, Michele learned that her early-stage breast cancer had recurred. I know you’ll appreciate her powerful, moving article. Update: Sadly, Michele died on June …

The thing about breast cancer is this: the cancer originates in your breast. This simple fact is one reason why breast cancer is such an easy disease to exploit. October could just as well be called, Breast Awareness Month. Okay, that’s sarcasm, but in sarcasm there is always at least a grain of truth, right? …

So, what do you do if your breast implant ruptures, and how do you even know for sure that it has? First of all, Dear Readers, I remind you that this blog is not intended to be a source for medical advice. If you have questions or concerns, always speak with your doctor. Let’s talk …

It’s a pleasure to share the next #MetsMonday featured post. If you’ve missed the others, click here and work your way back. They are all so good. This one comes from Emily Garnett. She shared about her MBC diagnosis and the difficult topic of progression. Granted, it’s not an easy read, but it’s a must-read. …

Is ringing a bell really necessary when ending cancer treatment? I think not. This debate has been going on for a few months, probably longer. I never considered writing about it, but changed my mind last week after reading a piece by my online friend and fellow advocate Jo, aka abcdiagnosis, called, It’s time to …