Why Resilience is Important for Young Breast Cancer Survivors
Practicing resilience throughout your diagnosis and treatment can be one of the best things you and your loved ones can do.
Coping with Stress and Anxiety after Diagnosis
Beneficial tips & advice for long-term breast cancer survivors.
Cancer and PTSD: What You Need to Know
Young adult cancer survivors face an elevated risk of PTSD.
Healthy Recipes for Super Bowl Sunday
Plant-based dishes for your football filled #SundayFunday.
Do’s and Don’t’s for Healthy Eating Post-Cancer
An expert in oncology nutrition shares tips for breast cancer survivors.
“I Just Want My Sex Life Back!”: Intimacy & Breast Cancer
Tips and tools for reclaiming sex and intimacy.
10 Honest Questions for Doctors during Breast Cancer Treatment
We asked our YSC community what they wished their doctors would ask.
Hit The Pavement and Move
Running was the one constant thing I could do in my otherwise constantly changing world. Running was my saving grace.
Moms Share Their Tips for Facing Breast Cancer
Five young moms share what it’s like dealing with breast cancer while also being a parent.
Trying and Crying, an Igloo Made of Tears: Employment After Cancer
Underneath this melting snow, there is life, an endless cycle of renewal.
#EXPOSED: Storming Fashion Week with a Band of Breast Cancer Warriors
I’m so proud and so thrilled to have been a part of something that might help pave the way for others in our cancer tribe .
Figuring Out the Why and Using It to Drive Your Passion
I vividly recall sitting on the floor of my shower with water and tears streaming down my face trying to figure it all out. I could not stop thinking . . . Why? Why me? What did I do wrong? On July 28, 2005, my son’s first birthday, I was diagnosed with breast cancer...
Turn Your Passion Into Support
Do What You Love While Supporting YSC It’s been an awesome month so far as we honor our many YSC Champions. These incredible individuals take time from their busy lives to help spread awareness that young women can and do get breast cancer. They go above and...
