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May 16, 2017May 16, 2017

How To Help Your Mom During A Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Columns, Journey toward the Pink Path - a Column by Jessica Grono

Even though my children were young when I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I knew they wanted to be there for me. I have completed a bit of research on how ... Read more

May 15, 2017May 16, 2017

10 Tips for Getting Through Chemo

A Lump in the Road - A Column by Nancy Brier, Columns

Chemo! Yikes! If you’re starting chemotherapy soon, you might be freaking out. But before you do, remember that lots of people have braved this path before you and many more will ... Read more

May 12, 2017May 12, 2017

Buy the Good Shoes and Don’t Take Your Arms for Granted

Chemo and Cocktails: A Young Survivor's Guide - A Column by Susan Miller, Columns

Change (v): Make or become different. Cancer will change you. It will become a catalyst of transformation, a revolution of your existence. It separates your life into two versions of ... Read more

May 10, 2017May 10, 2017

Reinventing Yourself After Cancer: What Drives You?

Columns, Protect the Pecs - a Column by Steve Del Gardo

As most of you know already, I am in the process of reinventing myself. For the past four years I have been advocating for my cancer foundation, Protect The Pecs, ... Read more

May 9, 2017May 8, 2017

Coping as a Mother with Breast Cancer

Columns, Journey toward the Pink Path - a Column by Jessica Grono

Coping as both a mother and having breast cancer are two difficult challenges. Both require your time, energy, attention and emotional stability. Even though going through breast cancer and raising ... Read more

May 8, 2017May 7, 2017

Pricey Lemonade, a Terrifying Ride, and a Child’s Hard Question

A Lump in the Road - A Column by Nancy Brier, Columns

“Mommy, are you going to die?” Maybe that was the hardest moment of my cancer journey, to hear that sweet voice in the darkness at Lauren’s bedside, asking the question ... Read more

May 3, 2017May 3, 2017

Afraid No More! Photo Shoot Helps to Reclaim Body Image

Columns, Protect the Pecs - a Column by Steve Del Gardo

After the surgeries and chemo and whatever else has been thrown my way, I have suffered from a body image issue. Like women, men also can suffer from the same ... Read more

May 2, 2017May 2, 2017

Being a Breast Cancer Survivor Is a Relief, but It Takes Time to Re-adjust

Columns, Journey toward the Pink Path - a Column by Jessica Grono

Hearing the words that you are breast-cancer-free is a huge relief. You have finished your final chemotherapy or radiation treatment, or your reconstructive surgery is complete. Congratulations. It is definitely ... Read more

May 1, 2017April 30, 2017

A Postage Stamp and a New Point of View

A Lump in the Road - A Column by Nancy Brier, Columns

“Some moments in life take up a whole wall,” Duke said. “They’re like giant murals. They’re all we see, even if that moment happened a long time ago.” My friend ... Read more

April 28, 2017April 28, 2017

White Lies, Rainbows and Puppies: Sometimes We Just Need a Good Cry

Chemo and Cocktails: A Young Survivor's Guide - A Column by Susan Miller, Columns

Sometimes I get really sick of talking about cancer. I get sick of hearing my own voice, of talking about wigs and boobs, of posting photos of my chemo-hair updates ... Read more