DIEP flap reconstruction after mastectomy isn’t just plastic surgery—it’s about healing, reclaiming your body, and surviving what no one sees.

Thirteen years after losing my mom to Stage 4 breast cancer—and two years after my own diagnosis—I finally understand the strength she carried. This is a story of grief, grace, and the legacy of love she left behind.

April is a hard month. It holds the memories of my mom’s final days and the quiet strength she carried.

I wasn’t going to share this, but sometimes, when active treatment is done, and the hair grows back, and we no longer look sick, the expecta

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Navigating the journey of breast cancer treatment can be overwhelming, but making certain lifestyle adjustments can help

Hello friends! Welcome back to "Grace, Grit, and Pink Ribbons," the new resource site for all things breast cancer. Today, I want to chat...

Even if it was for a short time. All of these moments were very much needed, for my mind and my heart.

Introduction I find myself a little over halfway through my treatment schedule, having completed the grueling first six rounds of...

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