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Breast Cancer Bras
There’s a lot more to wearing bras with breast cancer than your first surgical bra. Your body and your needs will change after every procedure or treatment method. Whether that’s radiation, lumpectomy, single or double mastectomy, or even reconstruction. We want you to know that for any stage you are in we are here to help. From pocketed bras for forms to comfortable bras after reconstruction, we have the right breast cancer bras for you.
Financial Assistance for Cancer Patients 101
It is not uncommon for a cancer diagnosis to sadly result in personal bankruptcy and history shows us that a large number of people are affected by the treatment-related harm caused by the high cost of care. But here are organizations offering financial resources, assistance programs and services for those with a cancer diagnosis that can help with medical treatment, living expenses, and more.
How To Prevent Caregiver Burnout & Stress — 7 Useful Tips
Before we can think about managing caregiver burnout, it helps to understand what it is and why we feel it. In North America alone, more than 40 million adults experience caregiver burnout, which is a condition described as someone who is feeling overwhelmed physically, emotionally, and mentally as a direct result of the stress and strain of caring for a loved one.
Get One, Give One - AnaOno introduces the Natrelle Inspires Bra
At AnaOno, we’re always looking for ways to continue to support our community, which is why we’ve partnered with Natrelle Breast Augmentation & Reconstruction for the Natrelle Inspires bra to bring beauty (and comfort) into the lives of those newly diagnosed with breast cancer.
Should I Remove My Textured Implants?
When understanding surgery options and the risks associated with a mastectomy, you don’t necessarily expect implants to be one of them. This morning, Allergan, a leading manufacturer of breast implants, announced they are voluntarily recalling their textured breast implants from future use in breast surgeries, including breast augmentation and reconstruction.
The Chrysalis Initiative
The Chrysalis Initiative addresses the individual and institutional knowledge, attitudes and behaviors that impact health outcomes for Black women (and other disparate groups) with breast cancer. The vision of The Chrysalis Initiative is a world in which the color of one's skin does not create a barrier to quality health care.
