What happens when you show up to the breast cancer world as a queer woman of color—and no one looks like you? In this powerful reflection, one Baddie shares her journey of reclaiming space, visibility, and Pride in a community that wasn’t built with her in mind. This is survivorship, reimagined. 🌈💖
Making spACE: Bridging the Gap in Clinical Trials for Women of Color is a critical effort by For the Breast of Us and Count Me
How are thrivers, survivors, and previvors navigating their relationships?
Risk-reducing early removal of fallopian tubes followed by removal of ovaries at a later date was acceptable to women at high risk of ovarian cancer due to an inherited mutation in a recent study.
Study: The buzz about honeybee venom: Promising early research to treat breast cancer Summary: Early research showed that melittin, an ingredient in honeybee venom, may
With mental and physical wellbeing at the forefront of this year’s Breast Cancer ACTION month, we decided to tap our Baddie Ambassadors and our friends at Handful to share how fitness can help Breast Cancer Baddies reconnect with their bodies after a diagnosis.
For the Breast of Us partners with Sommer Consulting on patient-driven research study.
Personal Story: A young woman’s story of genetic testing and risk-reducing mastectomy Alejandra Campoverdi comes from a family with three generations of breast cancer. As
Jasmine Souers and Marissa Thomas are excited to launch the first online community dedicated to sharing stories of women of color affected by breast cancer.
My doctors never mentioned I was high risk because my mother received her initial diagnosis in her late fifties.
Your voice, your story, and your support can make a difference. Join For the Breast of Us in our mission to empower, support, and advocate for women of color across the globe. Together, we can create a future where every woman has the resources and support she needs to overcome breast cancer.
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www.breastofus.com
www.breastofusfoundation.org
Email:
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Welcome to our community—where hope thrives, strength is found, and sisters in the fight become family.
