Changing the paradigm of breast reconstruction
No breast cancer diagnosis is the same. Here’s how and where to find the supportive communities you need.
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Read MoreHealing after breast reconstruction with Resensation is different for everyone. Here’s what to expect.
Read MoreChristine assumed numbness would be a part of life post-mastectomy. Resensation showed her, you don’t have to accept the inevitable.
Read MoreBuilding a supportive community when diagnosed with breast cancer or BRCA is vital. Here are tips to get started.
Read MoreWe’re here for you with some real talk about what it’s like having breast cancer, and the Resensation technique.
Read MoreBody acceptance after mastectomy is a long journey. We have some ways to cope and love the new you.
Read MoreOne breast cancer survivor’s story shows how choosing Resensation® impacted her life and how women can advocate to get the…
Read MoreDr. Peled helps us understand why numbness happens and how you can advocate for better breast cancer treatment options.
Read MoreYour parental responsibilities don’t end with a breast cancer diagnosis. Balance both and be an awesome parent with these tips.
Read MoreThe role of caregiver is a tough job. Here are a few tips to make it easier.
Read MoreBlack women are more likely to die from breast cancer than other women. Here’s what we can do about it.
Read MoreHere are some quick and easy ideas for building yourself up when your diagnosis has you feeling down.
Read MoreAsking for help after a breast cancer diagnosis isn’t easy. Here are five tips for getting the help you need.
Read MoreShifting from survivor to thriver is a big step. One everyone arrives at in their own time.
Read MoreSelf-advocacy is vital for communicating your cancer care needs, but it can be difficult. These tips will help you out.
Read MoreGwynne was religious about yearly mammograms, so when her OB-GYN said they found something, she was surprised and scared.
Read MoreCancer patients long to hear the words “cancer free.” But when it happens, survivors often feel a surprising mix of…
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