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What Support Services Are Available For ...
You don’t have to go through cancer alone. Pink Hope is here to share services that can support you through your journey. Visit us online to learn more.
What You Need To Know About Breast Cance...
If you’ve been diagnosed with or treated for breast cancer, you might already be thinking about fertility preservation options or find yourself worrying whether you will still be able to conceive after you finish treatment. Studies suggest no known evidence of an increased risk of recurrence with pregnancy. However, there is still the possibility of a reduced chance of falling pregnant due to the effects of long-term treatment.
Roni's Story - Roni feels proud that sha...
When Roni was first diagnosed with breast cancer, she only told close friends and family. After treatment she struggled to find women her own age and from her own community to connect with, so she started to share her story more widely on- and off-line. Roni wants to champion those who are under-represented in the social media breast cancer community, to empower those women as well as inform medical professionals about the challenges they face.
DIEP scar healing: it’s mental and phy...
Scar healing after a DIEP flap reconstruction is a common concern. Pink Hope wants you to have access to information about the latest techniques being used to support your recovery from breast reconstruction.
DIEP scar healing: it’s mental and phy...
Scar healing after a DIEP flap reconstruction is a common concern. Pink Hope wants you to have access to information about the latest techniques being used to support your recovery from breast reconstruction.
Life Beyond Treatment for Early Breast C...
Life beyond treatment for breast cancer and your ‘new normal’ can include side effects that you weren’t prepared for. These can be physical or mental caused by early menopause or hormone therapy. You might have a fear of recurrence. Pink Hope shares the experiences of other women to help you prepare for what might happen when you finish cancer treatment.
