The YSC Blog
New Research on Pregnancy After Breast Cancer
Many young survivors wonder if they can have a healthy pregnancy after treatment, and will it increase their chances of recurrence. New research presented at the 2020 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium looked at those questions.
Open Wide: Let’s Talk Oral Health & Breast Cancer
The risks for experiencing oral health problems during treatments for breast cancer depend on many factors. After a diagnosis, take simple steps to proactively care for your teeth and gums.
YSC Tribute to Lisa J. Frank
Lisa J. Frank passed away peacefully on Wednesday, December 30th after a courageous 22-year battle with breast cancer. A founding member of YSC, we have lost one of the greatest champions and sheroes of our organization.
Hey YSC, Where You Been?
This year has changed the world. And though hardships are inevitable, we are defined by how we respond to them. So it’s time to reimagine YSC and ensure we are meeting the needs of young adults affected by breast cancer right now.
Grief & Breast Cancer: 4 Things to Know
Coping with grief can be a complicated struggle for young adults with breast cancer. What contributes to grief goes beyond the cancer diagnosis itself.
Sy Bryant: My Book and My Life as a Co-survivor
Sy Bryant talks to us about his novel, Co-Survivor, a realistic fictional portrayal of what it’s like watching someone you love go through a Breast Cancer diagnosis.
A New Supporter of YSC: Ali Hayalie, Founder of La Hun Manuka Honey
Say hello to Ali Hayalie, founder of La Hun Manuka Honey and new supporter of the YSC community.
A New Supporter of YSC: Kyle Bergman, Founder of the Great Fantastic
Take a moment to meet Kyle Bergman, founder of the Great Fantastic and new supporter of the YSC community.
3 Tips for Coping with News-Related Stress and Trauma
If you’ve been feeling overcome by watching events unfolding in the news, know that news-related stress is a serious issue and you’re not alone.
Pink Fatigue & Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October is coming, and so is the mixed blessing of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. How can we honor and respect everyone’s path, including our own, through an intense celebratory month?
The Most Important Thing is Not to Isolate
Tapping into support groups and talking with other survivors helps lessen fear and isolation. YSC Oncology Social Worker, Jean Rowe discusses the issues young survivors face when grieving the loss of a friend.
Here I Stand with You: 10 Years After Cancer
August 24, 2010 is the day I was told I had breast cancer. To all of you who recently heard those words, I am sorry. The YSC community is here to love and support you long beyond your own 10-year cancerversary.
Journaling for Better Health
Breast cancer and the added stresses of the Coronavirus can bring a multitude of overwhelming feelings to the surface. YSC oncology social worker, Jean Rowe shares tips to find relief through journaling.
The YSC Summit Exhibit Hall, But Make it Virtual!
YSC Summit exhibitors know that breast cancer is a year-round disease. While they were sad they couldn’t meet you in person in 2020, they would love to connect with you now.
