Breast Cancer

Women must know what the normal breasts are for them. Although there is no hard and fast criteria to define a normal breast. A breast that is normal for one woman might not... keep reading →

My breast cancer treatment story never seems to end. If you can handle it, read more here about my journey and all the wonderful side effects from cancer treatment... keep reading →

Breast cancer affects thousands of women and men each year. Some types of breast cancer are more aggressive than others and need treatment immediately. keep reading →

There has been much confusion regarding bringing hormonal balance for women. One health professional will say that estrogen must be avoided completely. Another will tell you... keep reading →

“Your test results from the biopsy came back positive; you have cancer. You need to call your surgeon.” These two sentences, given over a phone line by a cold, unknown,... keep reading →

Living with Lymphedema. Risk factors, precautions and preventative measures. Live with hope, despite after effects from lymph node removal or injury. keep reading →

When breast cancer is diagnosed, the first question that comes to mind is what to do, and even if chemotherapy seems to be the only solution, one tries to find alternatives.... keep reading →

Suttle ways of contributing to the Susan G. Kormen foundation. keep reading →

Deciding to have a bilateral mastectomy and TRAM Flap reconstruction. keep reading →

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. You often see pink ribbons displayed all over the place. But why pink ribbons, have you ever wondered where that originated? keep reading →