Breast Cancer Blogs Help You Connect with Survivors
Here are some blogs about breast cancer and related topics. Read how other survivors are living and dealing with many issues.
But Doctor.. I Hate Pink!
Ann Silberman is a mother, wife, and Middle School Secretary in Sacramento, CA. She found her lump in May 2009 and was diagnosed in early September. She is learning as much as she can, "been working frantically to get my PhD in breast cancer so I can confer as an equal and participate in my treatment." Ann writes with humor and energy in her blog - Breast Cancer? But Doctor ... I hate pink.
Ann Silberman is a mother, wife, and Middle School Secretary in Sacramento, CA. She found her lump in May 2009 and was diagnosed in early September. She is learning as much as she can, "been working frantically to get my PhD in breast cancer so I can confer as an equal and participate in my treatment." Ann writes with humor and energy in her blog - Breast Cancer? But Doctor ... I hate pink.
Kathy's Breast Cancer & Fitness Blog
Kathy Adams has been a Fitness Coach for over thirteen years. In May of 2006 she was diagnosed with Stage 3 Grade III Breast Cancer. After treatment, she's back on the move, and has her own clothing line. Try to keep up with Kathy!
Kathy Adams has been a Fitness Coach for over thirteen years. In May of 2006 she was diagnosed with Stage 3 Grade III Breast Cancer. After treatment, she's back on the move, and has her own clothing line. Try to keep up with Kathy!
From Under My Hat
Gillian is a 40-something woman in Johannesburg, South Africa, diagnosed with breast cancer on January 15 2009. This is her journey with cancer and other musings as surveyed, temporarily hairless, "from under her hats". She had no primary tumour but cancer in her lymph nodes, diagnosed as breast cancer. She did not have any surgery but after chemo and radiation, is now on herceptin.
Gillian is a 40-something woman in Johannesburg, South Africa, diagnosed with breast cancer on January 15 2009. This is her journey with cancer and other musings as surveyed, temporarily hairless, "from under her hats". She had no primary tumour but cancer in her lymph nodes, diagnosed as breast cancer. She did not have any surgery but after chemo and radiation, is now on herceptin.
Lan's Breast Cancer Blog
Lan is having a baby, after finding a lump and having a mastectomy! She will start chemo soon afterwards. Lan has already survived retinoblastoma, so you know she's a fighter. Follow along as Lan starts her treatment journey.
Lan is having a baby, after finding a lump and having a mastectomy! She will start chemo soon afterwards. Lan has already survived retinoblastoma, so you know she's a fighter. Follow along as Lan starts her treatment journey.
Cathy's Not-So-Awesome Cancer Memoir
Cathy is just 22, and was diagnosed in March of 2009. She's done with surgery and starting chemo, and will also have radiation. She made the decision to stay positive early in her fight, so she writes like a normal 22-year old gal would, with humor and attitude.
Cathy is just 22, and was diagnosed in March of 2009. She's done with surgery and starting chemo, and will also have radiation. She made the decision to stay positive early in her fight, so she writes like a normal 22-year old gal would, with humor and attitude.
Lynn Roodbol's Blog - Health Coach
Diagnosed with Stage II breast cancer in 1986, Lynn Roodbol is a wellness coach and cancer community volunteer. She is specializing in cancer recovery. Here are her gems of wellness coaching!
Diagnosed with Stage II breast cancer in 1986, Lynn Roodbol is a wellness coach and cancer community volunteer. She is specializing in cancer recovery. Here are her gems of wellness coaching!
E's Wifi Scanning Breast Cancer Blog
E. was diagnosed 6/6/2008, with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma, lost her job and health insurance, got a cancer attorney and an oncology psychiatrist, and started a blog about her experience. Her blog shares photos, side effects, and clinical trial information, and encouragement. Read about her ongoing journey.
E. was diagnosed 6/6/2008, with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma, lost her job and health insurance, got a cancer attorney and an oncology psychiatrist, and started a blog about her experience. Her blog shares photos, side effects, and clinical trial information, and encouragement. Read about her ongoing journey.
Two Hands: Jeannette's Breast Cancer Blog
Jeannette lives in Southern California and was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 39. She is 2 and a half years beyond treatment and doing follow-up visits with her oncologist. She opted for reconstruction, including nipples, rather than have "frankenboobies."
Jeannette lives in Southern California and was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 39. She is 2 and a half years beyond treatment and doing follow-up visits with her oncologist. She opted for reconstruction, including nipples, rather than have "frankenboobies."
Jen Overbeck's "Good Cancer" Blog
Jennifer Overbeck is an Assistant Professor at the USC Marshall School of Business. She is just out of chemo and keeping a watch on her hair's return. It can't be too soon!
Jennifer Overbeck is an Assistant Professor at the USC Marshall School of Business. She is just out of chemo and keeping a watch on her hair's return. It can't be too soon!
Dana Martino Trust Fund Site
Dana Martino is 35 years old, and was recovering from a bilateral mastectomy, when she was driving home with her 4 year old son and was rear ended by an unlicensed driver. While her son has recovered, she has been paralyzed with a serious spinal chord injury. She is now going through rehabilitation. Her husband has away from his job, staying with her through everything. Read their journal.
Dana Martino is 35 years old, and was recovering from a bilateral mastectomy, when she was driving home with her 4 year old son and was rear ended by an unlicensed driver. While her son has recovered, she has been paralyzed with a serious spinal chord injury. She is now going through rehabilitation. Her husband has away from his job, staying with her through everything. Read their journal.
Jacki Donaldson's Breast Cancer Blog
Jacki was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 34. She has two small children. She was treated with surgery, and chemotherapy: Adriamycin, Cytoxan, Taxotere, and Herceptin.
Jacki was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 34. She has two small children. She was treated with surgery, and chemotherapy: Adriamycin, Cytoxan, Taxotere, and Herceptin.
Angi's Breast Cancer Blog: Hope, Strength, Courage
Angi is a 32 year old breast cancer survivor with a daughter, a husband, and a cockatoo dog. She is currently looking at reconstruction surgery.
Angi is a 32 year old breast cancer survivor with a daughter, a husband, and a cockatoo dog. She is currently looking at reconstruction surgery.
Kathy-Ellen Kups Blog: Life with Breast Cancer
Kathy-Ellen Kups lives in Michigan, is married to Bob and has two teenage sons. She was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2003 and has been cancer-free since April 2004. Her treatment included surgery and chemotherapy.
Kathy-Ellen Kups lives in Michigan, is married to Bob and has two teenage sons. She was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2003 and has been cancer-free since April 2004. Her treatment included surgery and chemotherapy.
Dana's Journey Through Breast Cancer
Dana was diagnosed at age 32, while raising 3 young children. She is still in treatment, and getting good results.
Dana was diagnosed at age 32, while raising 3 young children. She is still in treatment, and getting good results.
Rachel Levin's Breast Cancer Blog
Rachel Levin just completed treatment for breast cancer, and just got engaged! She writes very thoughtful posts, and includes photos. Her treaments included surgery, radiation, and chemo.
Rachel Levin just completed treatment for breast cancer, and just got engaged! She writes very thoughtful posts, and includes photos. Her treaments included surgery, radiation, and chemo.