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(The original BCO In Memoriam thread started by Milica has gotten too long and is difficult to load or make additions. We need to start Part 2 of this thread, starting 5/3, 2023 to make it easier to load in this new platform. The Original thread (Part 1) will remain and can be accessed for viewing but will not allow for…
What inspires you, gives you hope, and keeps you going during tough times? We have a special project in the works with our partners at Uncommon Goods. A subtle QR code, like the one shown here, will unlock daily reflections, words of wisdom, and self-care themes on a mug specially designed for people facing breast cancer.…
We would like to create a slide show gallery of our YOUR art! Paintings, sketches, ceramics, sculpture, crafts, gardens, quilts, photography, jewelry, stained glass, mosaics, poetry .... you name it! We may show this slide show at our annual Rock the Ribbon event on October 22nd. Please post photos here, even if you have…
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Hi everyone, I hope it's ok to post this here. It's taken me a long while to get up the courage to post anything. I'm spookiesmom's daughter. I've read a few of your kind comments about her passing both here and in some of the other threads. Today is her birthday, though, so I just kinda wanted to… I don't know…. read some…
I wrote this personal story about grief, healing, and the small things that helped me find my way back after losing my mum to breast cancer in 2023. If you're going through something similar, I hope it brings a bit of comfort. You’re not alone. ✨🤍 https://www.olivesbay.co/journal/love-loss-resilience With love, Vanessa
Below are two emails sent by myself and my awesome wife to the HHS team. If you arent aware, HHS has introduced a new program called the Commissioner’s National Priority Voucher (CNPV) which includes a number of terminal illnesses but not MBC at this time. Please send them a message and urge everyone to make MBC a national…
A breast cancer diagnosis can come with many ups and downs throughout the experience and beyond. We'd like you to share with us your proudest accomplishment you've realized through your transition - what part of your story are you most proud of right now? Please select the most appropriate response for you below, and…
STRENGTH, COURAGE, DETERMINATION Help us support those with breast cancer Breast cancer tries to define the lives of those diagnosed with the disease, but it doesn’t count on its opponents’ strength and profound determination. After all, breast cancer patients are known for challenging the disease head-on with their own…
My mom died of breast cancer in January of 1978, seven years after her diagnosis. I was 30. She was 50. I was diagnosed December of 2022. I've written a book of poetry about her cancer and mine. The poems "talk" to each other. I'm proud to honor her in this way and hope to read from the book throughout the breast cancer…
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