Many people ask themselves, “Is what I’m feeling normal?” or “Is it all right to feel this feeling?” Just asking those questions is normal. Each person’s response to breast cancer is different, and it is possible to feel many different emotions at the same time.
Breast cancer, as with many life crises, often draws couples closer together. However, the illness is not without its challenges.
During treatment, I relied on journaling to center myself and feel grounded for the rest of the day…
If you’re scheduled to have a mastectomy or breast reconstruction surgery, here’s everything you need to know about setting up your home for a smooth recovery.
The holidays can be hard. And if you’re undergoing cancer treatment, it can add to the difficulties.
Everyone is talking about breast cancer, but no one seems to be talking about sexuality.
If you’ve received a diagnosis of invasive breast cancer, a doctor will test your cancer to determine its HER2 status. The test results will help inform which treatment options are best for your cancer.
Tawana Reynolds was 44 years old. She lived with her husband of nine years, and her two children who were then five and six years old. Her mother had just moved in.
Breast cancer survivors face numerous challenges on their recovery journey, and lymphedema shouldn’t be underestimated.
Listening to relaxing music may be a simple, effective way to help clear up brain fog and other cognitive side effects of breast cancer treatment.
