Blogs
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Just Diagnosed with Breast Cancer? What I Wish I Had Known
there are things I wish I had known in the early part of my diagnosis when my head was spinning in every direction...........
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Why They Call Cancer a Journey: Reflections on Five Years of Survival
I quickly learned that cancer isn’t a box you check off. It’s a journey—a word I’ve come to understand deeply over the past five years.......
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Reclaiming Strength: Facing Fear Head-On | Warrior Sisters
…..the real test of my courage came with my cancer diagnosis. Suddenly, the shadows in the closet were nothing….. -
Your Journey, Your Choice: Breast Reconstruction vs. Going Flat | Warrior Sisters
Respecting each woman's choice is as important as recognizing this complex issue goes far beyond mere vanity....... -
Where to Buy Breast Cancer Items: Supporting Survivors Every Step of the Way
From diagnosis through recovery, having access to quality products and a supportive community can make all the difference....... -
Debunking the Breast Cancer Myth… It’s more than “just a boob job” | Warrior Sisters
As a stage 3 survivor, I have heard it all. Yet, somewhere between "pretty in pink" and a "free boob job" lies the truth........... -
"Now What?" The Unspoken Reality of Life After Cancer | Warrior Sisters
When treatment ends, it's like crossing the finish line of a marathon with a flood of emotions. For me, I felt an amazing sense of relief, gratitude and happiness. I experienced a feeling of joy that I believed would never leave me......but it did...... -
I once had a set of Double D’s
I once had a set of double D’s
I loved them, I cursed them, but they were part of me….,,
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The Isolation of Breast Cancer
I dodged the many calls, texts, emails and messaging through social media. I didn’t want to talk about me, cancer and anything in between. I drifted into avoidance and depression. My life as I knew it was spinning out of control. People reached out and I ran the other way. I didn’t want pity or to deal with others emotions and I certainly didn’t want to tell my horrific story over and over again. -
The Time is Now
Aside from the daily tasks, I would also spend time caught in the mental game of regret, irritation and procrastination. Now how I spend my time and who I spend it with has become fiercely important to me…… -
The “Gift” of Accepting Help
I had mastered the art of taking care of everything and everyone. Then came the words that knocked me off my feet……. -
We are in this together
When you are diagnosed with breast cancer you become part of a sisterhood…….