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Discussing breast cancer with kids: Creating a roadmap with your patients

Story 09/13/22

Discovering fearlessness within: Michelle Anderson-Benjamin

“Speak up for yourself. And don’t be afraid to have a bad day.” Michelle Anderson-Benjamin offers that advice and more to people with cancer.

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Breastfeeding after treatment

Women who become pregnant after completing breast cancer treatment often assume they won’t be able to breastfeed. Though that’s true for some women, others will be able to breastfeed.

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Caring for your mental health

Most parents believe that they should put their children’s needs and well-being above their own. But self-care, taking care of yourself and your mental health, will better equip you to give ...

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Pregnant with breast cancer

It’s possible to be diagnosed with breast cancer and be pregnant at the same time. One in 3,000 pregnancies occurs in a woman diagnosed with breast cancer.

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Talking to children about breast cancer

If you are a parent, one of your biggest worries after a breast cancer diagnosis may be how to tell your child. That concern may arise again if you have a complication or if the cancer returns. ...

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Books for kids

Books are a great way to start a conversation with your children and answer many of the questions they have about breast cancer. Living Beyond Breast Cancer is pleased to provide the Reading for ...

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Caring for your children's mental health

When you receive a breast cancer diagnosis, your child’s world will be affected by your experiences. Children of any age are likely to have emotional responses to the changes your diagnosis ...

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Parenting

If you're a parent, one of the biggest concerns after being diagnosed with breast cancer may be how to talk to your child or children about your diagnosis, treatment and the changes that may lie ...

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How to talk to family and friends

Sharing news of a breast cancer diagnosis with family and friends is never easy. But the people who know you and love you will want to be there for you. By telling them about your diagnosis, you ...
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