Advocating For All Stages of Breast Cancer...Patient advocates living with early-stage breast cancer are often advised to stay in their lane, rather than take up the cause for...reactionscomments
What Do Food Labels Mean?...A food label can tell you a lot about what you are eating. It shows the number of calories and serving sizes...reactionscomments
Stage I to Stage IV...In 2010 I was diagnosed with high-grade DCIS in my left breast. I was successfully treated with a lumpectomy and radiation. I...reactions7comments
Pins & Needles: The Path to Acupuncture...I wake up each day and I dread letting my feet hit the floor. It’s not that I don’t hear the birds...reactions1comment
Stacie Mullin...I am an Author, mom of two teen daughters, and I am married to my husband Jeremy who is a sheriff's deputy...
Invasive Pleomorphic Lobular Carcinoma...Invasive pleomorphic lobular carcinoma (IPLC) is a rare kind of breast cancer. It makes up less than 1 percent of all breast...reactionscomments
Top 10 Things to Look for In a Caregiver...While some of us have caregivers who stick around, many others get diagnosed when alone or some people just can't handle it...reactionscomments
Legalization of Medical Marijuana: The Impact on Those Living With Cancer & Other Health Conditions...Surveys show that most people in the United States are in favor of legalized marijuana (cannabis) for medical and/or recreational use. As...reactionscomments
Dr. Christina Hibbert...Dr. Christina Hibbert is a psychologist, bestselling author, speaker & breast cancer warrior. A thought leader/influencer in women's & maternal mental health...
Baby Steps...The best piece of unsolicited advice I have ever received was when a friend told me, “Don’t try to climb mountains, just...reactionscomments
When Bob Was Diagnosed With Breast Cancer - Part One...Bob and I had been dating for around four years when he felt a lump in his breast. Bob made a doctor’s...reactionscomments
Letters to My Health-challenged Self...The past two years have been especially rough on a lot of people. We’ve had to dig deep to find a source...reactionscomments
Pardon Me...Doesn't "Cut" It!...It’s time. Time to talk about…farts. Oh, we can be polite and use the terms “flatulence” or “passing gas.” But I’m not...reactionscomments
Mucinous Carcinoma...In April 2020, I was diagnosed with mucinous carcinoma that started in my breast and spread to my chest wall. I've yet...reactions4repliesDiagnosis
Kaye Waller...Kaye Waller has spent much of her adult life as a caregiver, beginning when she was just twenty-four years old and her...
AdvancedBreastCancer.net Celebrates Three Years!...AdvancedBreastCancer.net (aBC) celebrates three years! It is hard to believe that three years have passed since we launched aBC! Happy anniversary to...reactionscomments
What questions do you have for the AdvancedBreastCancer.net community?...No one has to go through metastatic breast cancer alone...what questions do you have about your diagnosis or journey that the community...reactions22repliesCommunityTips & Advice
The Fallible Caregiver Series: Sick of Feeling Afraid (Part 2)...In my last article, I shared some of my deep, daily fears as a caregiver husband to a wife living with stage...reactionscomments
Bucket List...Writing a bucket list after you find out you have a terminal illness is an entirely different exercise than doing it before...reactions6comments
The Fallible Caregiver Series: Sick of Feeling Afraid (Part 1)...Growing up, I lived with little to no fear. I was the happy-go-lucky kid, well-loved, and well-taken care of. I did not...reactionscomments
