Support for those diagnosed with breast cancer
Breast cancer knowledge, wisdom and advice by survivors for survivors
Support for those diagnosed with breast cancer
Breast cancer knowledge, wisdom and advice by survivors for survivors
A cancer diagnosis will affect one in two in our lifetime and one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. Are employers doing everything they can to support those individuals and their families? AskEllyn @ Work is a breakthrough program that offers comfort, companionship and coaching for those impacted by a breast cancer diagnosis.
A guest post by Kathleen Moss In this blog, Kathleen Moss explores the fear of breast cancer recurrence that plagues all who have been impacted by the disease and what we can do to conquer our worries. The news from my surgeon came with an anti-climactic ring to it: “You had cancer.” I didn’t have …
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!
When a colleague is diagnosed with breast cancer, the words we choose can either uplift or unintentionally wound. From well-meaning but hurtful questions to unsolicited advice, navigating these conversations requires sensitivity and understanding. Discover what not to say and how to truly support your colleague during this challenging time. Learn the importance of respecting boundaries, avoiding triggering topics, and offering genuine help. By fostering a compassionate workplace, we can create a sanctuary for those facing adversity, reminding them that they are first and foremost, a person, not just a cancer patient.
Supporting an employee diagnosed with breast cancer can be daunting for any manager. The journey is challenging, and knowing how to approach sensitive conversations can feel overwhelming. This is where AskEllyn comes in, offering a compassionate resource that guides you through these tough discussions. With insights drawn from real experiences, AskEllyn helps you avoid common pitfalls and fosters a supportive environment. Learn how to set appropriate expectations and lead with empathy, ensuring your team member feels understood and cared for during their journey. Discover how AskEllyn can transform your approach to supporting your employee.
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