Movement is Medicine Maintaining physical activity during breast cancer treatment can be challenging, but incorporating gentle exercises into your routine can have numerous benefits for your overall well-being. If you have been diagnosed with breast cancer, you may be wondering what exercises are safe for you to do. The good
Staying Active to Stay Alive Physical activity has long been recognized as a crucial element for maintaining good health. However, recent studies have revealed an even more compelling reason to incorporate regular physical activity into our lives – it can significantly reduce the risk of a cancer diagnosis, reduce treatment
A Cancerversary is a combination of the words “cancer” & “anniversary” It’s a term that’s used to refer to the anniversary of a significant event related to a person’s battle with cancer. For example, the day they were diagnosed, the day they completed treatment, or the day they received news
To me, an individual becomes a survivor the moment they receive a diagnosis. To others, it may be when they complete treatment, receive surgery or are declared in remission. No matter where your stance is on who a survivor is… we’re out there – over 18 million of us and we never stop surviving.
When starting my radiation journey, I scoured the internet to see what was being claimed as the “best” products to use during radiation Even in my support groups, the number of products being thrown around or at-home remedies was intense. I found that sticking to the age-old saying of “Keep
No, it’s not an acronym A Foob is a term we in the Breast Cancer community use for our new fake boobs.These Foobs have taken the place of boobs that tried to kill us. By definition. foobs no longer can produce breast milk, like those who have their birth boobs.
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