Being diagnosed with breast cancer is a life-changing moment in a woman’s life. It begins a journey of emotional turmoil that will test relationships and individual strength, but though the future may seem uncertain, there is light ahead.
You may have been presented with a number of different treatment choices. Let’s explore the options and what they mean for your future.
You’ve had your surgery but now’s the time to be good to yourself. Don’t try to rush your recovery, there’s no fixed timeline and even the smallest of steps are positive moves forward.
Recovery will eventually turn into routine as you grow accustomed to your new life.
Discover and share real-life stories navigating every stage of the breast cancer journey.
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