The (re)Issue

Meet Amber Meet Amber
Up this week we sat down with Amber, as she explained to us her inspiring story of being diagnosed with an aggressive form of Stage 0 DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ)
101 Guide to Implant Breast Reconstruction Recovery 101 Guide to Implant Breast Reconstruction Recovery
As breast cancer patients, survivors, and thrivers, we understand the immense physical and emotional toll that breast reconstruction post-surgery recovery can have on our lives. However, with the right information and support, we can navigate this journey with grace and regain our confidence. In this post, we will explore the process of implant breast reconstruction and share trusted resources to assist you every step of the way. 
Meet Cecile Meet Cecile
Up this week we sat down with Cecile, as she explained to us her inspiring story of being diagnosed with two different types of breast cancer; one in each breast. Cecile underwent a bilateral mastectomy with no reconstruction.
Meet Laura Meet Laura
Up this week we sat down with previvor Laura, as she explained to us her inspiring story of her failed diep flap surgery, which led her to get implant reconstruction surgery.
Mother & Daughter Reflect on Breast Cancer Diagnosis Mother & Daughter Reflect on Breast Cancer Diagnosis
This Mother's Day we sat down with mother daughter duo Barbara and Bridget. Barbara is a mother of two daughters, and we had the honor of meeting one of them at our photoshoot, Bridget. This Mother's Day we want to honor not just the two of them, but all mother daughter duos who have experienced breast cancer and how, together they were able to get through it even stronger. Barbara and Bridget sat down with social media manager, Bianca, and shared their experiences. 
Facing Infertility at a Young Age Facing Infertility at a Young Age
National Infertility Awareness Week is observed during the last week of April, this year being April 23rd to 29nd.  Infertility Awareness Week is a significant week that aims to raise awareness for those who are facing infertility. When diagnosed with cancer, many don’t even think about the possibility of becoming infertile, since they are so focused on surviving. There needs to be more knowledge around how cancer affects the body, and how it affects your fertility. In fact, less than 50 percent of physicians discuss the damage cancer treatment may have on your fertility according to the Chick Mission.