For National Cancer Survivor Month this June, consider creating some kind of memorial for your or someone else’s cancer journey. According to the American Cancer Society, a cancer survivor is
When facing breast cancer, the medical appointments, treatment decisions, and physical symptoms can dominate your attention. Yet amid this whirlwind of medical concerns, mental health cannot be overlooked. Building a
Like any serious illness, cancer brings up the topic of mortality – a topic we don’t typically like to talk about. But, death is natural even if it’s devastating, and
If you or a loved one is battling cancer, then your goals or resolutions for the new year are probably straightforward, though no less simple – beat cancer. That’s certainly
Introducing the New For The Girls Wind Chimes We created For the Girls wind chimes to be a song and symbol of hope. For years, these chimes have been an
November is National Family Caregivers Month, a time for us to remember Caregivers, especially those caregiving for our loved ones with breast cancer. Caregiving is sometimes a profession and life-calling,
Thankfully, cancer treatments continue to become more nuanced and targeted as more research is being done and healthcare advances. This makes it even more important to remember that everyone’s breast
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Summer often makes us want to take a break and getaway. If you can’t get away because you or a loved one has breast cancer treatments, take a staycation instead.
According to the American Cancer Society, a cancer survivor is “anyone who has ever been diagnosed with cancer no matter where they are in the course of their disease.” While
