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Inking a new story

Healing after breast cancer is a journey with no final destination, and getting there is as unique as the people experiencing it. Eight women share how post-surgery tattooing — from realistic 3D nipple tattoos to redefining their physical and emotional scars through art — helped them reclaim their bodies, express their identities, and find emotional healing.

Kia's story

When Kia Lee was diagnosed with stage III ER+/HER2- invasive ductal carcinoma at age 38, everything collapsed at once. The future she assumed was solid was swept away with a single mention of the word cancer. The hardest part wasn’t treatment. It was what came after.

Myra's story

Myra Megiel has lived for 23 years with metastatic breast cancer. She reflects on a gift of perspective, passed down from her mom, that has carried her along the way: looking for a brighter side in dark times.

Stephani’s story

Faith, resilience, and a calling to help — Stephani St. Cyr’s journey with metastatic breast cancer is one of strength and purpose. Discover how she found hope in advocacy and her unique, non-judgmental way of finding a deeper companionship with God in her journey.

Jenna's story

Sobriety, TNBC, and wellness: How Jenna Antonelli used reiki, breathwork, and advocacy to transform her life and help others impacted by breast cancer.

Shannon’s story

The mental health side of breast cancer is rarely discussed. Shannon Gottesman shares the emotional highs and lows of her diagnosis, the struggle of anxiety and grief, and the strategies that helped her heal. From seeking support to finding joy again, her journey is a must-read for anyone navigating breast cancer.

Klara's story

At 29, Kara Taylor was a new mom enjoying life when she discovered a lump during a self-exam. In her blog, Kara shares what it was like to navigate breast cancer as a young mother, the challenges of life after treatment, and the strength she draws from her daughter.