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Story 06/01/23

A few thoughts on compassion from a local lesbian

In honor of PRIDE month 2023, Allison Gruber shares what she has learned in her “gay life” and through living with stage IV breast cancer about what it means to live in compassion for ...

Story 04/18/23

Writing poetry to process breast cancer

In celebration of National Poetry Month, LBBC board member Amy Reichbach shares how writing poetry heals her.

Story 03/30/23

Beyond the headlines: March 2023

In March, we cover news on screening for breast density, the DIEP flap controversy, updates to the TEXT and SOFT trials, disparities in treating LGBTQ+ people, and more. 

Story 03/09/23

Dealing with fears, finding support and inspiration: Jae Troskosky

Jae shares how their family history of cancer, a breast cancer diagnosis, and fears about discrimination sparked an interest in advocacy.

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Centering diversity, equity, and inclusion

CEO Jean Sachs invites community comment

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Body image, sexuality, and family planning

It can be tempting to set aside concerns about body image and sexuality while you focus on treating breast cancer. However, like any other side effect, these issues should be confronted.

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LGTBQ+: Relationships and communication

Whether it’s your romantic partner, family, friends, co-workers, or acquaintances, communicating builds trust and connects you to others. This is especially true when you’re dealing with a ...

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Disparities in breast cancer risk and research for transgender people

Transgender people have special considerations and issues that often differ from those of the average man or woman. Many times transgender people are under-represented in breast cancer research, ...

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Disparities in breast cancer risk and care for LGBTQ+

Understanding LGBTQ+-specific breast cancer risk issues and how your breast cancer experience may be unique may help empower you to ask your healthcare team questions and make medical decisions ...

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Emotional support for LGBTQ+ people affected by breast cancer

Your emotional needs as a lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender person affected by breast cancer may be different than straight people diagnosed with the disease.