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I was in my happy place...twelve miles out to sea, wrapping up a week-long vacation on an island off the coast of Maine...
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The financial effects of cancer can affect your family and future plans, whether you are paying for ongoing treatment or receiving care for post-treatment side effects, called late effects.
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I was 63 years old, taking care of my two young grandchildren every day. I was diagnosed in December of 2023 after a routine mammogram.
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When the doctor says it’s okay to begin moderate exercise, swimming is one of the best first steps.
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Believe. This word became important to me during my breast cancer treatment, perhaps because it was the holiday season and I am always a sucker for Santa Claus.
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Roxanne Caletena recalls the day she got diagnosed and the changes she had to make to her life plan.
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Mental health is rarely addressed in treatment, but hope and healing are possible.
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Scanxiety is a common response to having scans. Everyone has different amounts of scanxiety. Some people feel mild (slight) worry, while others feel strong panic or distress.
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A lot of people who’ve gone through breast cancer treatment struggle with what they see in the mirror.
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DIEP flap is one of several breast reconstruction options. Another option is implant reconstruction, which involves placing a breast implant above or under the chest muscle and skin after mastectomy.