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By Nate Kolmodin My mother was diagnosed in May 2004 and found much-needed peace in running. She said it kept her energy up, no matter...

Most people are aware that some form of movement is beneficial. Whether exercising your muscles or your brain, moving every day can...

#FeatureFriday Among the many not-so-pleasant side effects of breast cancer treatments, is decreased strength and mobility. While often...

#FeatureFriday As part of breast cancer treatment, many survivors are on estrogen blockers, and while estrogen is commonly known as a...

Meet Rosy, Misdiagnosed At 45 And Diagnosed At 47 I’m a widow. At 45, I was misdiagnosed. A mammogram screening missed the lump. I was...

By Naomi Aaronson MA OTR/L and Ann Marie Turo OTR/L 2 Experts In Breast Cancer Rehabilitation Share Their Insight Into The Benefit Of...

Weight gain is one of the many potential side effects of Letrozole, an Aromatase Inhibitor. In fact, “will Letrozole make me gain...

By Kandace From Survivor to Conqueror I ate well. I didn’t smoke. I didn’t do drugs. I was a marathon runner. I was too healthy to be...

Quitting wasn’t an option. She had to do this to show others that it is possible. She wanted to inspire someone else, to give her friends wh

I wish someone would have told me that I was going to feel this good after surgery! First off, I am just so relieved that I woke up from...

My cancer diagnosis, and the months and years that followed, have taught me the incredible value of mindfulness, particularly for combating

It is well documented that physically active women have a lower risk of breast cancer than do others who are not. Thus, it stands to...