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The news of your cancer diagnosis might make your whole world stop. Suddenly, your priorities become your next treatments and finding ways to care for your kids as best as you can. Self-care is one of those aspects of your life that can easily fall by the wayside. The truth is, throughout your cancer treatment […]

We know that even with the best support in the world, it can be extremely difficult to disclose and talk about your cancer diagnosis, especially with your own children. Despite all the uncertainty that lies ahead during your treatment and recovery, we can help out with simple tips to get you through the brave next

    Unfortunately, scars are a natural result of mastectomies, breast reconstructions and other types of breast cancer surgeries. They can last months or even years after the procedure, depending on the kind of scar it is. Besides their cosmetic appearance, they can also be painful, itchy or feel tight. Here we’ll provide some of the

Preparing and recovering from any major surgery can be nerve-wracking; it’s even more so when the unpredictability of cancer is at play. We know that one of the toughest parts of preparing for treatment is accepting the unknown alongside your friends and family. And recovery is, at times, unexpectedly difficult- adjusting to your new body

We understand how tricky it can be to navigate the world of bras right after a mastectomy or another type of reconstructive breast surgery. First and foremost, it’s essential that you follow the directions of your doctor, especially in the first weeks after the surgery. Bandages and other dressings should always be left on until

There are countless reasons why your body might change over time; from hormonal fluctuations, to weight loss or gain, to surgery- it can be a challenge to re-measure and go shopping all over again. When it comes to bras, sometimes, your best bet is to upgrade and find a totally new bra, but other times,

Having uneven breasts is way more common than you might think, yet so many brands barely take it into consideration. There are actually a few tricks to try to make your bra fit for your body, but if those don’t work, there are many other styles designed to best suit asymmetry.  Now, no matter which

There is such a wide array of bra sizes that many times, a “sister size” may just work for you! Finding your sister size comprises of knowing your band and cup size and increasing the size of one while the other is reduced. This is extremely helpful to account for the differences between brands and styles. So, if you

Even after finding your size from precise measurements, bra-fitting is still not exactly down to a science. Many things can change: You may have another breast surgery, you may lose weight or muscle, or gain weight. Sizes also may vary between different brands and materials. All of these factors can affect how your bra fits