Pinktober – The Cruelest Month

BY Linda Hansen According to poet T. S. Eliot, “April is the cruelest month.”  I disagree.  From my vantage point, the cruelest month is October, or “Pinktober” to the breast […]

The Terminal Optimist

BY Marissa Holzer The Terminal Optimist By Marissa Holzer Edited by Barbara Bigelow I had always heard that breast cancer is the good kind of cancer to have.  Being diagnosed […]

Advice not wanted…

BY Nola Addante “Advice not wanted…” By Nola Addante Edited by Barbara Bigelow   This morning I saw a post on Instagram about a dying cancer patient lamenting and ruminating […]

Dying For Sex

BY Wondery Podcast Host, Nikki Boyer When I met my friend Molly over 20 years ago in an acting class, I never thought that we would be traveling this road […]

Kaitlyn Hanna Shares Her Story

BY Kaitlyn Hanna Kaitlyn Hanna is our guest blogger. Kaitlyn is 28 years old and has had many setbacks, including the rare metastasis in the cerebral spinal fluid. Kaitlyn asked to […]

The Harm of Pinkwashing

BY Anni Aluise Every October there is an influx of pink ribbon themed products that line shelves in stores far and wide. Everything from pizza boxes, to car dealerships, to […]

No More Illusions

BY Carol Powers I am a woman living with Stage 1 breast cancer.  Even though I am Stage 1, not Stage 4, I know it’s possible that I very well […]

Redefining Warrior

BY Ann Branaugh “Warrior,” as defined by the Oxford American Dictionary is a “brave or experienced soldier or fighter.” When we think of a warrior we may imagine a person […]

30% for 30% – A Good Idea Worth Revisiting

BY Dian “CJ” Corneliussen-James The most devastating and feared breast cancer is metastatic (stage IV) breast cancer. This occurs when breast cancer spreads to distant, non-adjacent parts of the body. […]