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Ashley Johnson shares how being vulnerable made her a better friend and caregiver during her friend’s cancer experience.

Poet, memoirist, blogger, and award-winning author Diana Rabb shares how writing in a journal helped her cope with her diagnosis. 

Expert advice and real stories to help you find  — and sustain — what feels good to you in 2022 and beyond. 

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Initially reluctant to find out if her cancer was due to inherited risk, Tianna is now an advocate for genetic testing.

Debbie Legault shares her experience as a caregiver for her 27-year-old daughter who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2019. 

Looking for the perfect gifts this holiday season? Shop these joyful and comforting gifts that support Living Beyond Breast Cancer’s education and support services. 

Sara Strauss shares how humor helped her be the best caregiver for her mother through progression of metastatic breast cancer. 

For over a year, Jenna Shillingburg struggled to get a full picture of her diagnosis and treatment from her healthcare team. She spoke to contributor Robin Warshaw about the information her doctors wouldn't share and how she learned to advocate for herself.

A breast cancer diagnosis brings with it multiple tough treatment decisions. One of these decisions is whether to have breast reconstruction.