Tomorrow, I will journey to San Antonio, Texas, for the Annual International Breast Cancer Conference, SABCS. The highlight of the event for me is the 'Advocate Lounge,' which I consider my "safe space." This lounge will allow me to connect with the most extraordinary patient advocates dedicated to advancing research to eliminate this disease. I view these women and men as my tribe, which, to me, means family. We are united by an experience we were hijacked into—the experienc

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Cancer can feel like a massive mountain to climb, impacting not just the patient but everyone who loves them. As difficult as it may seem, various healing paths exist, many of which venture beyond typical medical treatments. This blog post takes you into the world of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) through the eyes of a cancer survivor, sharing unconventional strategies that can support recovery and enhance well-being.

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As you navigate the challenging journey of a breast cancer diagnosis, one of the most crucial aspects is ensuring you make the most out of your interactions with your healthcare providers. I recently read an article which summarized information gathered from doctors who had faced cancer themselves. Their experiences provided unique perspectives on how to prepare effectively for an office visit.