Being able to talk to someone about your breast cancer journey is an important part of of your emotional health. It can be hard to talk to friends and family who don't quite understand what you're going through, which is why having support group or "buddy" who is a breast cancer survivor can be the best outlet for your emotional ups and downs.
In the midst of an already jam-packed work week, two dreaded events hit us. A student's father died just three months after his cancer diagnosis. A friend was diagnosed with breast cancer. My colleagues and I struggled to keep up with getting report cards finished while trying to cope with this news ourselves and help our…
Phyllis Johnson, Health Guide, commented on I Understand How You Feel---Really? Gentle hugs have their own healing power. You have given your friend a…
PJ Hamel, Health Guide, commented on A Valentine to My Breast Cancer Sisters Thanks so much, Miriam - I love that I'm able to reach out and help so many…
PJ Hamel, Health Guide, answered I am a breast cancer survivor, but I… Hi - I'd start with the facility where you were treated; ask if they have…
Phyllis Johnson, Health Guide, commented on How to Fine Accurate Breast Cancer… Deb, your tumor profile is very similar to mine--ER neg and Her2neu…