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What were your initial symptoms of breast cancer that led you to see a doctor?

Whether it was a noticeable change in appearance, sensation, or any other symptom, what clued you in that something wasn't quite right?...

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Who are the caregivers in your life and what kind of support do they need?

Caregivers have key roles in the physical and emotional support of those living with metastatic breast cancer. Whether it be family or...

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Have you sought out a second opinion?

If you have, what was your experience? What were the reasons behind this choice? Do you have any tips or advice for...

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Medical marijuana

Is anyone open and interested into starting a conversation about medical marijuana? I believe that marijuana can be such a helpful tool...

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How do you feel about the term "survivor"?

Do you use it when describing your experiences or those of others? If not, what do you prefer? Today we are thinking...

Does faith or spirituality help you cope with your diagnosis?

Many people in our community have mentioned that their faith has played a major role in coping with their diagnosis. Has faith...

Breast Cancer through the Eyes of a Survivor

Breast cancer is often described in stages, treatments, and timelines, but living through it brings a very different understanding. From a survivor’s...

Have you experienced chemo brain as a result of your treatments?

Many people treated for advanced breast cancer experience chemo brain which can affect your language, how you learn, think, and reason. -...

Surviving Recurrence

I went for a mammogram 8 years ago and that is when my journey started. I had stage 1 breast cancer. I...

Metastatic Breast cancer Stage 4

Double Mastectomy so it’s attached to my chest wall behind my left breast and into my lymph nodes and into my left...

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