A guest blog by Hannah Sullivan I chose aesthetic flat closure after my mastectomy. Through the lens of the camera, I have explored my and other women’s decisions to remain flat. I don’t grieve the loss of my breasts. I don’t grieve the biopsies, lumpectomies, mammograms, ultrasounds, MRIs, follow-up appointments, or anxiety while waiting for …
Aesthetic Flat Closure
FlatWear Clothing Aims to Create Comfortable and Fashionable Clothing for Women with Aesthetic Flat Closure
FlatWear Clothing is set to revolutionize fashion for women who choose aesthetic flat closure after a mastectomy. Founded by breast cancer survivor Becky Johnson and clothing designer Tracy Friden, this innovative online shop aims to fill the gap in stylish, comfortable clothing for the growing community of flat women. With designs tailored to meet diverse needs, from flattering silhouettes to addressing skin sensitivities, FlatWear is committed to celebrating and supporting this underserved group. Join us in this exciting journey and discover how you can help empower flat women through fashion!
Olivia Munn’s SKIMS ad is brave. But is it truly representative of the breast cancer reality?
Actress Olivia Munn is making waves again by showcasing her mastectomy scars in a new campaign for Kim Kardashian’s SKIMs brand. And good on her. Good on SKIMS for showing those scars. Let’s not diminish for one instant what she has been through. Munn, who was diagnosed with bilateral breast cancer in April 2023 after …
Breast cancer, infertility, and pregnancy loss. This is my story.
A guest post by Emily Voreas My name is Emily. I have batted infertility, pregnancy loss and breast cancer. This is my story. I love to sing at the top of my lungs alongside my 2-year-old daughter. I play the guitar and she bangs on her tambourine, and then we throw our instruments down and dance …
The Day After I Turned 40 I Was Diagnosed With Breast Cancer and My Life Changed Forever
Guest post by Brandie Smith Reaching 40 felt like a milestone where I could finally look back and appreciate the life I had built and the person I had become. Instead of dreading the big 4-0, I embraced it. I was proud of my life — a beautiful daughter, a supportive husband, a career I …