SharePosts and Blogs

Everyone who has breast cancer has a story to tell—why not read some of the best? Click on the links below to find the experiences of survivors—and their partners—who are handling similar issues with courage, compassion and most of all, humor.

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Read PJ Hamel's SharePosts
Author and Patient Ambassador PJ Hamel chronicles her life after breast cancer. She tackles everything from cancer survivorship to politics to breaking news, with humor, smarts and a loving touch.
Read Traci Mulder's SharePosts
Traci, a registered nurse and mother, was 34 years old and pregnant with her second child when she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Read Jeannette Vagnozzi's SharePosts
Jeannette Vagnozzi focuses on breast reconstruction and issues facing young breast cancer patients and survivors.

Read Beth's SharePosts
Beth, who was diagnosed with breast cancer 10 year ago, shares her ruminations on the disease and the world around her.
2 Hands Blog – “One body, one soul, one heart, one fight”
Jeannette Vagnozzi's warm account of breast cancer and reconstruction is related with humor
The Fighting Breast Cancer Blog
The journal of a woman who was diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer after a tumor was misdiagnosed as a cyst when she was only 29.
Sunnyside2day
An honest and youthful account of the trials of cancer treatment with links to other blogs
Mary's Breast Cancer Blog
An artist and breast cancer patient shares her experiences
Sandee’s Blog
Relates the breast cancer experience within the context of life and motherhood
Jacki Donaldson’s Blog
Mother of two young boys talks about chemotherapy, coping with family and treatment
What's Up With Jinni
Husband of a breast cancer patient chronicles their ongoing struggle with the disease, treatment and fears of recurrence.
Jackie’s Story
The heartfelt and advice-laden account from a man whose wife died of breast cancer
Asha Mevlana’s Blog
A 24-year-old’s story of breast cancer and survival
California Hammonds
Touching account of a young breast cancer victim with two children, and her husband still updates the site on a regular basis
Journal of a Breast Cancer Patient
A detailed account of one woman’s diagnosis, treatment and life after cancer