Back to About us Home About us Personal stories Select filters 0 Mental wellbeing Treatment tips Secondary breast cancer Body image Family and relationships Getting support Younger women Volunteering Fundraising Breast Cancer Voices Apply Filters 441 results Mum's diagnosis made spending time together even more important I grieved for my body after my mastectomy How breast cancer changed my life Tips for managing lymphoedema I wanted to be brave enough to rock a bald head Acupuncture helped me cope during chemotherapy People are living longer with this disease; things can only get better as long as research continues I’ve felt like a pinball in a machine. But as time has ticked on, I’ve stopped spinning Ann’s top 10 tips for managing hand-foot (Palmar-plantar) syndrome 5 tips for managing hair loss Seeing our ideas come to life was fantastic! Sarah's story: redesigned, reinvented, reinvigorated Sarah's story: Chemotherapy is a nasty word Sarah's story: 'technically' a breast lift?! Sarah's story: I considered naming it Downward-facing what? Yoga and secondary breast cancer My story: exercise and breast cancer 5 ways to manage fatigue over the holidays My tips for managing the festive season with breast cancer Ann's story: Moving forward after breast cancer Making wigs helped us talk about breast cancer I’ve had breast cancer – and I’m blind I want to celebrate my mastectomy, not hide it Secondary breast cancer made me realise what is most important to me 4 members of my family have the altered BRCA2 gene My friends stopped talking to me after I was diagnosed I was scared to check my breasts I can’t control if my cancer comes back I didn’t think I could cope going back to work Five tips for returning to work after treatment I didn't let myself recover mentally after treatment Five tips for managing scans and results I feel guilty for having a baby when I have a faulty BRCA gene Five tips for losing weight after breast cancer I planned my wedding while going through chemotherapy I'm afraid to celebrate the end of my treatment I realised how much I wanted a family when I was diagnosed I couldn’t get it out of my head that my children would grow up without a mummy I had to confront my own mortality I had a recurrence 10 years after my first diagnosis It was hard for friends to understand how I felt Coming out as gay helped me prepare for breast cancer Should I want to know my prognosis? How to manage menopausal symptoms in the heat How I supported my daughter through breast cancer I was shocked to find out what breast cancer really felt like My story: breast reconstruction My new look: when my hair grew back after chemo Five things that helped me move forward after treatment I felt empowered by choosing not to have a reconstruction Previous 1 ... 8 9 Next
