Ten years ago I Googled breast cancer on my laptop. I had noticed my left breast had become larger than my right breast for some time, but over the last few weeks it had grown noticeably. In addition, It felt warm to the touch and there were little ridges appearing...
UPDATE: September 20, 2022 This project was inspired by Sherly Mesloh. Her goal was to use the art of quilting to share the stories of women to foster conversation about inflammatory breast cancer. We are happy to say our quilts will once again be on display at The...
This post was inspired by the passing of Kate’s friend Rachel, who was taken by IBC at age 45, leaving behind her husband and young children. Everybody knows that when diagnosed with cancer, you have a serious illness. Everybody knows that cancer treatments are...
There are some popular 3rd party platforms online, making it fast and easy to raise funds for causes. Here is a brief overview of a few things to consider when thinking of using an online funding site, for a personal need or charity, often commonly called “peer to...
I may be a slow learner. It occurred to me yesterday that in spite of the popular rhetoric about battling cancer, being a warrior and fighting the good fight, I am not fighting against a foe. Rather, I am fighting for the ability to live my life the way I choose. At...
