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Long-term Caregiving for a Metastatic Patient

It is a lucky breast cancer patient who has a caregiver as good as Linda Holden. From the time her husband, Bob, was diagnosed stage IV de novo in 2003,...

By Rod Ritchie

3 days ago

Advanced Breast Cancer in Young Women

According to recent studies, a woman born today in the United States has a 1 in 8 chance of developing breast cancer in her lifetime. The risk of breast cancer...

By Editorial Team

3 days ago

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Mentoring, Part I

I’ve been thinking a lot about mentors lately. Those that I’ve had, the people I’ve mentored, and how that’s happened over time and in what context (personal versus professional and...

By Abigail Johnston

4 days ago

Long-term Caregiving for a Metastatic Patient

It is a lucky breast cancer patient who has a caregiver as good as Linda Holden. From the time her husband, Bob, was diagnosed stage IV de novo in 2003,...

By Rod Ritchie

3 days ago

Advanced Breast Cancer in Young Women

According to recent studies, a woman born today in the United States has a 1 in 8 chance of developing breast cancer in her lifetime. The risk of breast cancer...

By Editorial Team

3 days ago

Mentoring, Part I

I’ve been thinking a lot about mentors lately. Those that I’ve had, the people I’ve mentored, and how that’s happened over time and in what context (personal versus professional and...

By Abigail Johnston

4 days ago

Long-term Caregiving for a Metastatic Patient

It is a lucky breast cancer patient who has a caregiver as good as Linda Holden. From the time her husband, Bob, was diagnosed stage IV de novo in 2003,...

By Rod Ritchie

3 days ago

Advanced Breast Cancer in Young Women

According to recent studies, a woman born today in the United States has a 1 in 8 chance of developing breast cancer in her lifetime. The risk of breast cancer...

By Editorial Team

3 days ago

Mentoring, Part I

I’ve been thinking a lot about mentors lately. Those that I’ve had, the people I’ve mentored, and how that’s happened over time and in what context (personal versus professional and...

By Abigail Johnston

4 days ago

Community Shares: Were You Diagnosed De novo or Recurrence?

A metastatic breast cancer diagnosis is always a shock. No matter how the diagnosis comes about, it is overwhelming. Recently, we were curious about what our community members would reveal...

By Editorial Team

5 days ago

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Being a Caregiver from A Mom & Grandmother’s Perspective: Part 2

My name is Melissa Berry, Founder of CancerFashionista.com and I couldn’t have gotten through my treatment without my amazing mother, Barbara. She’s also the Grandma to my two teenage daughters,...

By Melissa Berry

July 16, 2021

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My Cancer is Beyond the Breast

Hi, I was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2013, then following a mastectomy a year of chemo, radiation, reconstruction, and 7 yrs of endocrine hormonal therapy. Now in...

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Long-term Caregiving for a Metastatic Patient

Advanced Breast Cancer in Young Women

Mentoring, Part I

Long-term Caregiving for a Metastatic Patient

Advanced Breast Cancer in Young Women

Mentoring, Part I

Long-term Caregiving for a Metastatic Patient

Advanced Breast Cancer in Young Women

Mentoring, Part I

Community Shares: Were You Diagnosed De novo or Recurrence?

Being a Caregiver from A Mom & Grandmother’s Perspective: Part 2

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