Early detection through regular screening plays a crucial role in improving outcomes and saving lives in breast cancer. Learn your family history, learn about breast density, learn the advantages of detecting cancer at the earliest possible stage. survivingbreastcancer.org/breast-health

Early detection through regular screening plays a crucial role in improving outcomes and saving lives in breast cancer.

“Death and grief are difficult, but as difficult as they can be, finding ways to honor them can be so fulfilling and healing, too.” Read Olivia's story, Motherless Mother’s Day, on the SBC blog: wix.to/cqA0Tb5

“I took a picture of my healing body today. I had my medi-port (IV port) taken out three mornings ago.” Read more from Dani’s breast cancer story, Time to Heal: wix.to/zWXxlEK

This week at SurvivingBreastCancer.org Issue #284 is hot off the press! Check out stories, programs, events, and all of the happenings this week! wix.to/wjLX1Q2

Welcome May!🌼🌸🌷 We are so excited for all of the activities we have for this month, starting with our book club meeting this Sunday📖 Also, we're introducing a new Breathwork session on the 21st!

Check out our May calendar and RSVP for the events👉 bit.ly/49PS9ww 🩷

Mandy shares her experience with self-advocacy when faced with fertility challenges, and later with breast cancer. Read her story on the SBC blog: wix.to/8ktkL89

A second opinion on your breast cancer diagnosis can provide reassurance, confirm a diagnosis, and help you understand the full range of treatment options available. Read more on the SBC blog: survivingbreastcancer.org/post/why-a-sec…

Thank you Roberta Lombardi for fundraising for patients with #mbc in financial need.

Wonderful night with friends and colleagues # bcsm YaleBreastCancer

Adriana Kahn, MD Julia Maués Dr Aileen Fernandez Mariya Rozenblit

This week at SurvivingBreastCancer.org Issue #281 is hot off the press! #MarathonMonday #GeneticTesting #KnowYourFamilyHistory and so much more! Check it out, link below. wix.to/16hc6t0

“Maybe it’s the nurse in me, or the desire to connect with others on this path. The waiting room is a special place for me.” In our latest blog post, Dania shares her experience with radiation therapy for triple negative breast cancer. wix.to/BewB80M

“It feels good to talk about her, to remember her, that she mattered.” Read more from Olivia’s story on the SBC blog: wix.to/L07i1LM

“Find humor on your journey, be your own advocate and follow your heart. On August 8, 2024 I will celebrate 20 years of Thrivership!” Read more from Brookshire’s breast cancer story: wix.to/Jzx6dp2

Thank you Olivia for submitting this incredibly honest portrayal of caregiving from the eyes of a daughter.

“After an agonizing 11 months with metastatic breast cancer, she had told me a few weeks prior that if this treatment didn’t work, she didn’t think she wanted to put her body or mind through any more.” Read more from Olivia’s story on the SBC blog: wix.to/JYskiLy

Please take a minute….We urge our All of our Survivingbreastcancer.org community in Canada to read and sign Dr. Paula Gordon

“After an agonizing 11 months with metastatic breast cancer, she had told me a few weeks prior that if this treatment didn’t work, she didn’t think she wanted to put her body or mind through any more.” Read more from Olivia’s story on the SBC blog: wix.to/JYskiLy

Happy Monday SBC family!💐 Take a look at our event calendar for April, we have lots of activities for you!🌸 Register for ✨free✨ to our yoga, pilates, mindfulness, and of course, our Thursday Night Thrivers meet ups🩷

Check out all the events here👉 bit.ly/4cete7R

Newsletter is out! This week at SurvivingBreastCancer.org Issue #279 wix.to/yg255U9

“Three years post-mastectomy, I have an amazing tattoo covering my missing breasts and scars. I’d never had a tattoo before. At age 70 I am now converted and love my new upper body.” Read more from Trudy’s breast cancer story: wix.to/26W6VEY