Jamil Rivers -Putting the Power in the Hands of Black Women
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Demystifying life with chronic illness
Truth be told, sometimes the hardest lessons to learn are the ones our spirit needs the most. These two pictures are forty-eight hours...
Controlling My Story With Scalp Cooling
BY: Shea Mencel I was diagnosed with Stage II, hormone receptor-positive breast cancer in June 2018. I was 29 years old....
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Managing your New Normal with these Social Distancing Ideas
Hey ANGELS, it's Patricia Fox, the Pink Sistah. This is a care check to see how you all are coping with COVID-19 and social...
Faith as a Foundation for Healing and Growth
"The View from the Mountaintop" by Lynda Gail Salmon, Ph.D. Three weeks after receiving my Ph.D., I was diagnosed with stage three...
Cancer at 27, Chemo at 28
I was sitting at our coffee table marking school papers when I scratched an itch on my breast. Initially, I felt a lump like a marble or...
Three easy ways to be a breast cancer advocate
One of the things I learned as a 2019-2020 Living Beyond Breast Cancer Young Advocate is advocacy can take many forms. In fact, there’s...
Holiday Blog: The answer is, through gratitude.
For any person, coming upon the end of a year can make you feel like you are searching for all the promises you’ve kept, goals...
Overcoming the fear of recurrence and embracing my metastatic sisters
At my first conference for young women affected by breast cancer, I remember the other ladies talking about how their metastatic breast...
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Something is wrong: An unlikely diagnosis
“Something is wrong,” I said to my mom on the phone, standing in front of the bathroom mirror. While my left breast had felt...