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The (re)Issue
The Surgeon's View: Reconstructed Patients
We know that sometimes, it may feel that our doctors don’t always get it. Especially how we may feel after leaving their office. This is not the case with Dr. Jonathan Bank, a plastic surgeon who’s on a mission to help those of us with mastectomies embrace our scars and newly reconstructed breasts (aka (f)oobs) with pride & confidence. And we just had to share it with you!
Meet Bianca
Meet our Never Alone community member, advocate, and social media queen Bianca! Bianca has been a part of the Never Alone community for a while now, first by modeling, but more recently she has taken over our social media and man is she killing the game! Let's give it up for Bianca!
The Great Breast Search: Exploring My Options After Mastectomy
While undergoing chemotherapy and radiation, I gave little to no thought about reconstruction. Being subjected to more surgeries and spending more time in doctor’s offices held little appeal and I had grown accustomed to my mastectomy scar.
No One Fights Alone
The Lori Goldstein x AnaOno collection is more than just adding cute colorful patterns to our products. It's about bringing strength, bringing hope, bringing awareness. This curated collection is here for everyone to learn and understand more about Triple Negative Breast and learn how important donating and advocating for the disease really is. Each person involved within the creation and the exportation of the collection has had their own personal experience with Triple Negative Breast and we would like to share their inspiring stories with all of you.
How To Support Someone With Breast Cancer
When someone in your life has been diagnosed with breast cancer, knowing what to say or how to help can be extremely difficult. We know you don't want to say the wrong thing. We know you want to do what you can to help them. And we know you are probably asking yourself, "what can I get them to show them that I care?"
Much Ado About Nipples
Following a breast cancer diagnosis or learning of a BRCA gene mutation, women are faced with a number of surgical treatment options depending on the type, stage and grade of the cancer or how aggressive they want to be in reducing their risk of a breast cancer diagnosis. Surgical options may include lumpectomies, single or bilateral mastectomies, all of which may be done with or without reconstruction. Deciding what option is best is complicated, and when the question of what to do about the nips is tossed in the mix, it can be overwhelming.
