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Looking for the perfect Mother’s Day gift? Shop these thoughtful gifts that also support Living Beyond Breast Cancer’s education and support services. 

Living Beyond Breast Cancer Helpline volunteer Sandra Spivey contacted us recently to let us know that she had decided to enter hospice. Sandi, who lived with metastatic breast cancer for 22 years, asked whether we would share her story. We consider this piece to be her last gift to the community she served so passionately throughout her life. 

Stephanie Reed was worried about facing breast cancer while raising her 3-year-old son, but through diagnosis and treatment, she found her family brought out the best in her.

Stefanie Washburn, LBBC’s manager of healthcare provider outreach, reflects on her background as a social worker, and how oncology social workers can help improve your experience during breast cancer treatment and beyond.

Fitness has long been an important part of Cathy Knowles’ life, but after she was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer in 2017 treatment forced her to change how she exercises and eats.

Lisandra Rodriguez-Cole was diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer when she was just turning 23, then metastatic breast cancer before turning 29. She shares her experience and the challenges of dealing with treatment and fertility decisions at such a young age.

There are many ways to make healthier food choices, but it can be hard to know where to start. The internet is full of nutrition blogs, influencers promoting diets, and other information that can be intimidating for someone who wants to find healthier ways to eat.

Breast cancer treatment can be difficult. While your family caregiver and loved ones can offer great support, adding an oncology navigator to your team will ensure a smooth journey from diagnosis to survivorship.

Tufts University senior Lilly Bolen has led the Play for Pink fundraiser since 2018. Though the university had to cancel sports during the pandemic, this year’s event raised $25,000 online.