Did you journal, blog, or write while going through #breastcancer? If so, did it help you cope with or heal from what you were experiencing? #bcsm https://t.co/DT9mGWG6pb
There are only a few shopping days left! Here are some gift ideas for the loved one in your life going through cancer -- what would you add to the list? https://t.co/Y9n5WSwNK3
My Survivor 💓 This has been a journey and God has been more than GRACIOUS to my Queen 🎀 If only y’all knew!
My Momma kicked Breast Cancer Ass 😭 #cancersurvivor#God
'My biggest challenge is dealing with the fear of the cancer returning again. Usually, the fear starts with a thought that pops into my head if I’ve got a pain somewhere new.'
Find Helen's blog, plus tips on managing life after treatment, in our Becca app https://t.co/hYer54DncH
Complications with any standard op have small % risk, explained you may die BUT you are TOLD about every poss issue - yet #secondarybreastcancer ~30% will get incurable BC with a median life expectancy 2-3 yrs- but people don't know red flags see below https://t.co/2Z84ZJOET9
'Once I'd finished treatment, the adrenaline which had kept me going seeped away and I felt flat. Suddenly I was expected to return to ‘normal’, almost as if nothing had happened.' Find Patricia's story plus tips for life after treatment, in our Becca app: https://t.co/hYer54DncH
Researchers have found that women who used permanent hair dye or chemical straighteners were at higher risk of developing breast cancer. "The association was notably higher among black women," said one epidemiologist.
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Living with cancer can be difficult and even a burden, but also an opportunity to rid yourself of what you think you know. "People don't get it until they get it." That is so true about breast cancer.
Gain perspective from other members' experiences: https://t.co/T6Ojscl16k
Recent Yale research has found that a common procedure used for treating invasive cancer does not improve outcomes for early-stage #BreastCancer patients. #bcsm https://t.co/qTBxt9PwIN
A healthy breast can look or feel different for many normal reasons. However, some changes can also be associated with #breastcancer.
Learn what to be on the lookout for: https://t.co/pnqZ8RkiEN
Brain fog, or "chemo brain," is a common experience among many members of MyBCTeam. Have you experienced persistent fogginess after receiving #BreastCancer treatment?
Share your story: https://t.co/rbYfMsdz5N
"My BRCA diagnosis filled me with fear, anger, sadness and resentment. At times, I still have those feelings. However, I also feel so much gratitude, relief and confidence in taking proactive steps to face and overcome my fears." #hboc
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