lobular breast cancer

I Had Lobular Breast Cancer: Why I’m Speaking Up Now

By Mary JudgeKeywords: lobular breast cancer, breast cancer awareness, mammogram Ontario, chemo journey, cancer humour, staying positive with cancer I had breast cancer.There, I said it. Many of you already knew. But if you didn’t—well, now you do. Maybe you saw the post about the hockey player who visited the cancer centre on my first …

Christine Handy

Flat Is Beautiful: Christine Handy’s “Hello Beautiful” Shines a Light on Strength, Identity, and Choosing Aesthetic Flat Closure

Christine Handy has never been one to follow the rules. After surviving breast cancer and an explant due to breast implant illness, she is choosing to live flat—eschewing further attempts at breast mound reconstruction. Christine didn’t just reclaim her body. She redefined beauty on her terms. As the first flat woman to model for Victoria’s …

AI Companions

How AI Companions Are Transforming the Breast Cancer Journey

Breast cancer is never just a medical diagnosis—it’s a deeply personal, emotional, and often isolating experience. While doctors and treatments play a critical role, what many women crave most is empathetic support and human connection from someone who truly understands. Enter the era of AI companions: empathetic, always-available digital guides that are reshaping how we …

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