by Gina Porcelli
April 23, 2024
Recovering from Breast Cancer Surgery can be both physically and emotionally challenging. Thoughtful preparation and access to essential items that promote comfort and healing can make a significant difference in easing this time.
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by Gina Porcelli
February 8, 2023
I was overwhelmed with uncertainty about how I would manage the pain, I expected I would be experiencing in the next days and weeks to come……
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by Gina Porcelli
January 18, 2023
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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by Tiffany Higley
January 8, 2022
I was left with one boob as the infection on my other side healed. This was heartbreaking for me. It hurt so terribly that there was no way I could wear a heavy prosthesis. I put a soft sock in my bra to give me symmetry. It was quite humbling to say the least……
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by Gina Porcelli
November 21, 2021
I was regulated to baggy T-shirts, ugly blouses that hung loosely and a bra that looked more like my grandmothers than anything I had formerly worn myself
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I was overwhelmed with uncertainty about how I would manage the pain, I expected I would be experiencing in the next days and weeks to come……
I was left with one boob as the infection on my other side healed. This was heartbreaking for me. It hurt so terribly that there was no way I could wear a heavy prosthesis. I put a soft sock in my bra to give me symmetry. It was quite humbling to say the least……
I was regulated to baggy T-shirts, ugly blouses that hung loosely and a bra that looked more like my grandmothers than anything I had formerly worn myself
