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Blogging has been a good coping mechanism in helping me to write about my experience while gaining insightfulness from others. In the process a bonding or kinship develops between others to keep each other propped up when we need it...

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My Unexpected Journey with Chemotherapy

Inspirational stories, awareness campaigns, tips and other cool stuff to keep you coming back..

Surviving day by day.

About breast cancer, gratitude, humor and life

Symmetry is vastly overrated. A little skepticism is healthier than a lot of disillusionment. Snark, sass, info, art, and most of all, life after breast cancer.

Making my way through life as a single-mom after breast cancer

Author: Gillian

Excerpts from the not so dreamy life of a breast cancer optimist.

breast cancer inspiration

The Glamorganic Goddess is your source for the latest clean beauty tips, natural + organic product reviews + healthy lifestyle how-to's - written by a sassy, young Breast Cancer Survivor with a passion for prevention! Find healthy beauty products without carcinogens, + without sacrificing your standards!

Navigating the breast cancer world and documenting what life throws my way!

Cure Dat Boobie is a foundation in it's infancy that's only going to grow as we take this journey to lend our support to Lauren Jill Brooks-Solomen, while she fights to kill Breast Cancer. With our support, love and attention, we are going to make the battle for all women with breast cancer a fun experience. Be it poker tournaments, video game tournaments, raffles or parties, the journey will be one filled with love and smiles.

This blog discusses recent developments in breast cancer and lymphedema and shares the author's philosophy and observations as a cancer survivor on various seasons and circumstances of life.

Life Gave Me Some Lemons, So I am Going to Make Some Darn Good Lemonade

Cancer changes everything the minute you hear those words. This is how I chose to deal with those changes or over-ride some. Words are my friend, I find great comfort within them. Using the written word, right here, is where I will share my every day experiences in living with cancer. How I deal. My treatments, medical processes, my alternative measures, my triumphs, my failures, All sprinkled with a sense of humor, love and laughter (sometimes). So I ask if you might, follow my journey and take a colorful walk with me as I travel this path with terminal breast cancer. After all Life Goes on. . .

The mundane musings of a wife, thriving in spite of breast cancer and oh yes, motherhood.

My story of surviving stage 3 aggressive breast cancer at age 31 with a 4 month old baby and a 2 year old toddler to take care of too. Whew...God is so good!

tools and resources for facing a cancer diagnosis

I write about what moves me, inspires me, makes me crazy. This is NOT a cancer blog. It is a blog written by someone who has HAD cancer and sees the world through a different lens because of it.

the story of one woman's journey through breast cancer and beyond

A day in the life of a sassy Texas girl dealing with breast cancer and its messy aftermath.

A Guide to Surviving Breast Cancer

Together Through and Beyond Breast Cancer. Musings, rantings, humor and inspiration on my journey through breast cancer and beyond.

Natural Nutritional Therapy ~ Gerson Therapy

Here's how I learned to dance with cancer — in retrospect, and with 20/20 vision.

Thoughts on breast cancer and the meaning of life.

My Journey through Triple Negative Breast Cancer

27-year-old breast cancer survivor blogs about her hubby and baby boy (blessings!) and her life after chemotherapy/surgery. All the while, hoping and praying for another little bundle of joy. "There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle." -Albert Einstein

This is my experience with breast cancer - the unvarnished tale.

A blog about my personal experience with breast cancer.

A travelogue of treatment for cancer

A personal narrative and commentary...and sometimes rantings, of one woman's journey through the breast cancer "industry."

Create, Inspire, Live Life

A trusted resource for women who have, or have had breast cancer

A life changing, life limiting journey with Metastatic Breast Cancer...being a parent, a patient, a number...changing diet, lifestyle and friends..finding truth, love, and myself...(A work in progress!)

Diagnosed earlier this year (2011), with Stage 2 Breast Cancer at the age of 38. This blog is my personal account of my journey as I go through treatment.

The wanderings of a fifty something grandma through the scary dark forest that is breast cancer - and hopefully out the other side..

Follows my journey at the completion of first blog, The Tunnel. http://www.cathystunnel.blogspot.com/

One woman's response to breast cancer from diagnosis through treatment, with an emphasis on changing the national conversation about breast cancer

of chemo, cancer and red, red wine

Blogging for Breast Cancer

A 26-year metastatic breast cancer survivor shares her story of hope and faith with others.

My fight with cancer

My Journey through Breast Cancer

My irreverent tango with life, death and his best friend cancer. Thoughts about dealing with breast cancer when it has taken the lives of 4 generations of women in our family over more than a century. None of them lived to see 50 so I'm determined to cast this curse out of our family.

I am using this blog to chronicle my journey and perhaps help others to find ways to use creativity and art to heal.

A Post-Cancer Trek Toward Wellness -- in just 1,038,687 easy steps!

Blog started as our journey for hiking the PCT but I was diagnosed shortly afterwards. Now we discuss how I deal with cancer and hike mountain miles.

41 yr old with right breast carcinoma diagnosed 2008. Ex cancer can't take the hint and has come back in the right humerus and in the occipital bone region.

I am a young breast cancer survivor. I blog to help other women face positive genetic test results and/or breast cancer. I've made it and you will, too. We're all in this together!

I USE THIS BLOG TO TRY AND MAKE SENSE OUT OF WHAT IS GOING ON AND HELP MYSELF AND OTHERS THROUGH THIS JOURNEY...

A not so long time ago with cancer very, very here.... My cancer saga started when I was diagnosed with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma. I have a twisted sense of humor and have tried to continue that laughter and optimism on my journey.

When I was first diagnosed & then told I would have to have chemo, I searched the internet for blogs on how to get through this, & also blogs about how long will it take my hair to grow back? It is my hope that by sharing my journey, maybe it will help ease the fears & be of some help or comfort to those newly diagnosed.

My blog about my Stage 3 breast cancer experiences and "afterlife" as a 10-year survivor.

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About my art, my Primary Immune Deficiency called (CVID) and surviving the loss of my first husband

My journey with TNBC

Words offering comfort, encouragement , and spiritual support for women diagnosed with breast cancer.

Stories and poems written as I went through the initial diagnosis of Breast Cancer (metastatic).

Part of my journey includes sharing information and resources with other survivors.

I journaled during the main part of my walk through breast cancer. It was a hard time, but God was so good to me. I hope it can be an encouragement to you, too.

On 30 June 2014, I was diagnosed with Lobular Breast Cancer in my left breast. I'm facing a long journey: mastectomy, chemo, radiotherapy and hormone therapy. Join me as I chart the ups and downs of tests and treatments...hopefully without losing my sense of humour along the way.

This year changed a lot with my diagnosis of Breast Cancer. My Dad was diagnosed and died of Lung Cancer. This is my blog for how things are going.

Hu,orous short stories of a survivor

Musings and more about myself and cancer

I love to write and have a lot of loved ones with whom I want to share my journey. Blogging helps with both problems. ;)

My breast cancer blog chronicling the life of a breast cancer survivor.

This is Lisa and this place is a way for me to chart my ‘new’ journey dealing with breast cancer.

I don't have a cancer blog set up yet but felt I had to provide a URL for something. So I'm offering my page on www.caring4cancer.com/. I plan to do a blog and write a book on my experience with cancer.

God will give beauty for your ashes. I share with you my walk with breast cancer as well as the many resources and tips I've learned that have helped me, giving me less side effects and more comfort. May this blog provide strength and support and may hope, faith, and joy be constant companions on your walk. You are not alone.

Every story is different and hers is nothing short of inspirational. My friend tells her story about her journey through a double mastectomy from the day she heard the words that would change her life: Breast Cancer.

My life prior to my diagnosis with HR+ breast cancer with bone metastasis became the first steps in a long and difficult life’s journey. My education stressed communications and probably defines one of the strongest arrows from the quiver on my back that’s helped me become a good cancer patient. My ability to digest information and discuss it in clear terms has helped me to navigate all the cancer mazes and maps that include financial, medical, professional, and personal. Ask me any question you want about my experience or anything related to MBC and I am happy to share an opinion or an experience. It’s incumbent on me and on anyone able to do so: to share of themselves when and if possible. No one understands quite like others afflicted with similar diagnoses. And our support circles must widen to include those who may be strangers, today. Fast friends become integral to our own inner peace and how we seek out and integrate them into our lives, I would argue, is key to a better quality of life. Thus my blog that you tumbled into somehow. How did I get here? 25 odd years of strategy in the high tech industry allowed me to quickly develop required skills to which I’d not even been exposed prior to landing my first gig as a public relations manager. The very nature of what my industry set out to do, simply stated, was to change the speed at which the world communicated. That necessitated the use of newly invented tools – tools that would vividly engage customers in real time discussions rather than just yell it at them way back when in the age of commercial advertising. We had the awesome job of convincing businesses they could trust us to successfully lead them into the future. Hence, the unlikely career of an English major began in telecommunications.

A blog that educates women on breast cancer/breast reconstruction. This site gives women the support to take back what breast cancer has taken from them.

I write about my life and it gets a bit messy.

On February 14th, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. My response was, "Ok. What's the plan." I have been a caregiver for my entire adult life, as a Physical Therapist and as a divorced mother of 3 boys (ages 13, 15 and 18). My biggest concern is with my boys and the affects that these upcoming challenges will have on them. In the midst of all of this, my focus has become educating and help other women through this journey. I now have a plan in place to allow my experience to help and guide others.

Thoughts about Chemo, hair loss, etc., and whatever other surprises I have in store.