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AnaOno x Bryght
The collaboration between Bryght and AnaOno is a full-circle moment for Luba and her brand. From discovering AnaOno online to having Dana on her podcast and participating in various events together, this partnership feels like destiny. Luba is excited about the collaboration's potential to help more thrivers in the community, emphasizing that cancer thrivers are stronger together. #NeverAlone
AnaOno Expands to Meijer
We're thrilled to announce that we are partnering with Meijer to bring our mastectomy bras to stores across the Midwest! This first-of-its-kind collaboration integrates our designs into Meijer's Tranquil & True line, making post-surgery intimate apparel more accessible than ever.
My Body and Mind After Breast Cancer
This connection inspired me to found the Boobie Queen Company, a non-profit dedicated to supporting young survivors like myself through initiatives like BreastRest Retreats. These retreats and the community they foster help address the unique challenges of young breast cancer survivors, offering a space to heal not just physically, but emotionally and mentally. Here, we don't just share stories of survival; we share in the creation of a new narrative—one that embraces our vulnerabilities and transforms.
Relievvr & AnaOno Collaboration
The Relievvr is a cutting-edge post-operative device that targets discomfort through controlled vibrations. Its design is intuitive and user-friendly, ensuring that individuals can tailor the relief to their unique needs. The Relievvr device is designed to work seamlessly with our bras. This compatibility ensures that the device stays in place, providing consistent relief where it's needed the most.
Early Signs of Breast Cancer
Breast cancer can present itself in a variety of ways, so where one individual may experience multiple symptoms, others may only experience one, and others still may experience no symptoms at all.
Breast Tissue Density
According to the American Cancer Society, when a breast has less fat than it does fibrous and glandular tissue, it can be difficult to see the fibrous and glandular tissues through the mammogram’s imaging. When this is the case, the breast tissue is usually recorded as being “dense.” So, when you see the term “dense breast tissue” on a mammogram report, it means that the breast imaging isn’t as clear as it should be because the breast doesn’t have much fat.
