Eating “Right” During Chemotherapy: Tolerating Hard-to-Digest FoodsVegetables, fruits, whole grains, beans, lean protein, etc. That’s what the experts told me to eat during chemo. What did I want...reactionscomments
Chemo Side Effects: Weight Changes, Fatigue, and Skin IssuesI want to emphasize two things. First, these strategies work for me. You likely have or will have your own. I hope...reactionscomments
Chemo Side Effects: Upset Stomach and Muscle PainSince I last wrote on the side effects of chemotherapy, I’ve had chemo twice. For almost the last three years I've been...reactions8comments
Travel Tips For Those with MBCFew people have the luxury, or unfortunate circumstance depending on how you look at things, to see what is really important in...reactionscomments
Don't Stop Exploring: Travel Tips When Living with Advanced Breast CancerI used to love to travel pre-cancer, but I couldn't help but feel anxious about being away from my safe space, my...reactions12comments
The Molecular Map: A Guide to Biomarker-Driven TherapyIn the past, a one-size-fits-all approach was often used for breast cancer treatment. Now, precision medicine is a revolutionary approach that tailors...reactionscomments
HCPs: Test What You Know About Symptom ManagementReady to test your knowledge on a critical aspect of patient care? This quiz will challenge your expertise in managing the diverse...reactionscomments
HCPs: Test Your Treatment KnowledgeNavigating the complexities of breast cancer requires a deep understanding of evolving research and targeted therapies. Take our quiz to test your...reactionscomments
Addressing Breast Cancer Patients' Misconceptions on Palliative CareNavigating a cancer diagnosis is difficult for patients and their loved ones. Patients have to learn complex information to understand their condition...reactionscomments
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How We Can Improve ItBreast Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM) was initiated by the American Cancer Society and a pharmaceutical company to ensure every woman was aware...reactionscomments
NOW CLOSED: Comfort & Calm Awareness Month GiveawayThe Comfort & Calm Awareness Month Giveaway is now closed. Thank you for your interest! October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a...reactionscomments
Setting Boundaries: Prioritizing Well-Being at HomeLove is in the air, and you know what else is? Germs. That probably wasn't the first thing to come to mind...reactions3comments
The Fallible Caregiver Series: Asking Her Meaningful QuestionsMy wife, Rebekah (35), lives with stage 4 breast cancer. My duties as her caregiver have increased over the last 8 years...reactions1comment
Understanding Triple Negative Metastatic Breast Cancer: An Interview With Jennifer Diamond, MDTriple-negative metastatic breast cancer may have a well-deserving reputation for being notoriously difficult to treat, but fear not! Exciting things are on...reactionscomments
Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Series - Things to Know If You Are Newly DiagnosedHere is the newest article in our “Ask-the-Advocate” series talking about triple-negative breast cancer with Sarah Kelly and Melissa Berry. Check out...reactionscomments
Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: Personal Stories and InsightsToday is Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Awareness Day (TNBC). To honor all of those who have been diagnosed, are living with TNBC, or...reactionscomments
Women’s Health 101: Understanding the Basics with Dr. SheridanWe’re celebrating Women’s Health Month, so I’m going to be talking about some subjects that are typically associated with “women’s health.” But...reactions2comments
When It's Not "Just" Hair: How Hair Loss Looks Different with Advanced Cancer"It's just hair." "You have a nicely shaped head." "It will grow back!" We have heard these things and more, right? What...reactions2comments
Advocating For All Stages of Breast CancerPatient advocates living with early-stage breast cancer are often advised to stay in their lane, rather than take up the cause for...reactionscomments
We're More Alike Than Different: Bridging the Cancer Stage DivideI’ve been thinking about community a lot lately. I have looked at community differently at different times in my life and, being an...reactionscomments
