You don’t have to deal with a breast cancer diagnosis alone, even if it can feel overwhelming. Navigating treatment, controlling stress, and preserving your emotional wellbeing can all be greatly impacted by finding the correct support. Finding out you have breast cancer is a life-altering event. I have a clear memory of my 2018 diagnosis.… Read More »
It takes bravery, resiliency, and self-advocacy to navigate life with metastatic breast cancer (MBC). You may make decisions regarding your treatment and general well-being with confidence if you stay informed, ask questions, and connect with supporting communities. Many times, living with MBC is like riding the wildest roller coaster. I go from gently climbing with… Read More »
Breast cancer is a journey that affects both the body and the mind. From treatments to surgeries, the changes you experience can feel overwhelming. Understanding what to expect and knowing how to manage it, can make this journey a little easier. How the Body Changes During Breast Cancer Treatment Breast cancer treatments are powerful and… Read More »
When you are diagnosed with breast cancer, it might feel as though everything has changed. The deluge of information, treatment choices, and anxiety about the future can be debilitating, even if detected early. Becoming your own advocate, however, is one of the most effective things you can do right now. Learning about your illness, forming… Read More »
Your energy levels can be severely impacted by breast cancer and its therapies, including hormone therapy, radiation, and chemotherapy. According to research, between 62% and 85% of patients with cancer have cancer-related fatigue, making it one of the most frequent side effects that patients report throughout cancer treatment (National Cancer Institute). During the first six… Read More »
Certain characteristics, such as age and sex allocated at birth, are out of our control when it comes to breast cancer. However, studies indicate that lifestyle factors, such as your diet, level of physical activity, and even alcohol consumption, can influence your total risk. The good news? You can lessen your risk of breast cancer… Read More »
When you learn that breast cancer has returned, it might feel as though everything has changed. Taking care of your emotional health is equally as important as the therapy options your medical team will discuss. In addition to improving your quality of life, emotional health can also help you maintain your fortitude while undergoing treatment.… Read More »
For survivors, recurrence of breast cancer is one of the most worrisome realities. Cancer can occasionally recur months or even years after a successful course of treatment. Even if many people continue to be in remission, it’s important to continue to be aware of the warning symptoms and risk factors in order to enhance early… Read More »
One of the best things that can happen to a patient throughout therapy is breast cancer remission. Remission, as used in medicine, is when imaging tests show no evidence of breast cancer. Remission, however, signifies much more to patients and their families—it’s a time of relief, hope, and the potential to resume life after a… Read More »
Being in remission from breast cancer is a huge accomplishment, but it also signals the start of a new phase in long-term health care. Your current decisions about exercise, diet, mental health, sleep, and preventive care may have a long-term effect on your health. Research suggests that healthy lifestyle habits not only improve quality of… Read More »
