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🤝 Navigating Relationships After Breast Cancer 🤝 Breast cancer doesn’t just affect you—it impacts the people you love. Post-treatment, you might feel like relationships have changed. That’s normal. Open communication is key. Here’s how you can nurture and rebuild relationships: 💞 Be Honest: Share your feelings openly with family and friends. 🚫 Set Boundaries: It’s okay to say “no” when you need rest or space. 🤝 Reconnect Over Time: Relationships evolve, but meaningful bonds remain strong. Let’s talk about how you’ve managed changes in your relationships after breast cancer. 💬 #BreastCancerSurvivor #Relationships #EmotionalHealing #LIFTafterBreastCancer

A few ways that you can share your breast cancer patient journey (Part 4): Publish an online blog 📝 A blog is like an online diary. Many free websites, like Wix, WordPress and CaringBridge, make it easy to post blog updates throughout your journey. You can adjust your privacy settings to make it public or not, depending on how comfortable you feel. You can also use a blog to keep your family and friends updated on your journey without having to repeat yourself continuously. Read our complete blog on how sharing your breast cancer patient journey can help other women, with links to resources: https://lnkd.in/ePzWtVfs #Welwaze #Celbrea #EarlyDetection

Does a lumpectomy really have a better survival than a a mastectomy for #breastcancer? https://lnkd.in/erFxYHTC An article today said that a lumpectomy gives women a better survival, but is it true? We’re talking about women with small cancers who are eligible for a lumpectomy but choose to have a mastectomy. Some do this because they think it will stop their breast cancer coming back, but this isn’t true. If you have a big cancer you need a mastectomy. You have no choice. The answer is probably not. This good paper has been badly reported in the press. It reviewed 35 studies and said that 34/35 had a lot of bias. Although the overall finding was that there is a slight survival advantage following a lumpectomy instead of a mastectomy, the strength of the evidence was LOW and any results should be interpreted with caution. I’ve got a longer video coming tomorrow to go into it in more detail. In the meantime check out @breasttexas video on this topic Was this helpful?

Detecting melanoma early is crucial; early detection can vastly increase your chances for a cure. Keep an eye out for anything new, changing, or unusual on both sun-exposed and sun-protected areas of the body. Melanomas commonly appear on the legs of women and the trunk of men. Remember, melanomas can arise anywhere on the skin, even in areas where the sun doesn't shine. Most moles, brown spots, and growths on the skin are harmless, but not always. Learn about the ABCDEs to help you detect melanoma. 💜 (Cancer Awareness, Cancer Hope, Cancer Resilience, Cancer Strength, PurpleRibbon, Skin Cancer Awareness, Melanoma) #PurpleRibbon #CancerAwareness #CancerSupport #CancerCommunity #CancerHope #Melanoma #SkincancerAwarnessMonth

Breast Cancer Patient Journey: Sharing your journey can be therapeutic for you. Deciding to share your breast cancer journey is deeply personal. It can be painful for some, but incredibly therapeutic for others. Sharing lets you release emotions, fears, and negativity. It's a way to heal from the emotional trauma of diagnosis and acknowledge your journey. It can also give you a new sense of purpose. Sharing your struggles and how you overcome them encourages others to stay strong. Sometimes, knowing that sharing your journey might help just one person get through a bad day is enough to help you get through your own bad days. Read our complete blog on how sharing your breast cancer patient journey can help other women, with links to resources: https://lnkd.in/ePzWtVfs #Welwaze #Celbrea #EarlyDetection

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Enprotech wants to proactively promote health awareness for all of our team members, friends, and family. Did you know that about 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer at some point in their lives? Some symptoms include change in the size or shape of the breast, pain in any area of the breast, and lumps in the breast or underarm area, but not everybody experiences symptoms. Ask your doctor to learn more. You can find more information on breast cancer here: https://lnkd.in/eVXwkvt #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Industrious Group Inc. wants to proactively promote health awareness for all of our team members, friends, and family. Did you know that about 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer at some point in their lives? Some symptoms include change in the size or shape of the breast, pain in any area of the breast, and lumps in the breast or underarm area, but not everybody experiences symptoms. Ask your doctor to learn more. You can find more information on breast cancer here: https://lnkd.in/eVXwkvt #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

May is #skincancer awareness month. Skin #cancer is one of the most prevalent but preventable cancers worldwide. Today, we are proud to support awareness efforts by speaking up about the dangers of skin cancer by sharing #riskfactors and information about #prevention. To lower your #risk of getting skin cancer, you can protect your skin from UV rays from the sun, and avoid artificial sources of UV exposure like tanning beds and sunlamps. To learn more about the dangers of skin #cancer, visit:  https://lnkd.in/etwMpKRh #KCRCRO #SkinCancer #awareness #ClinicalTrials #SharetheFacts

You are important. There is only one of you, and the world needs you. May is Skin Cancer Awareness month, and today is Melanoma Monday, a day designated to raise awareness of melanoma and other types of skin cancer and to encourage early detection through self-exams. It's crucial to develop good sun habits as one in five Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime. To learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/eiHU37mq. #MelanomaMonday #skincancerawarenessmonth

When patients with any form of cancer share their experiences, they’re affecting themselves, as well as other patients, their family and friends, and everyone who comes across their stories. Sharing isn't just for yourself; it touches others - patients, families, friends, and anyone who reads your experiences. It also promotes connection with others who have breast cancer, creating a sense of belonging and camaraderie. Together, we find the strength and hope to push through the toughest challenges. 💪💕 Let's keep sharing and supporting one another on this journey! Read our complete blog on how sharing your breast cancer patient journey can help other women, with links to resources: https://lnkd.in/ePzWtVfs #Welwaze #Celbrea #EarlyDetection