What r/breastcancer is talking about this week

I had a single mastectomy last week on Thursday and went in for them to check the wound and change the bandaging yesterday. It turns out the pathology results had just come in that morning. They...

It's an absolute mindfuck to have cancer and be walking around doing normal things such as work, shop, cook, clean, and looking absolutely healthy. Don't get me wrong, I do not want to look or...

29. Still don't know the stage but things aren't looking great. Double mastectomy, radiation, and months of chemo just confirmed. Potentially will need chemo before and after surgery. I am a child...

Babes I cannot believe this wasn't part of the FAQ or intro posts and nobody told me about this (AI friggen told me about this!!) but if you are a cancer survivor there are many organizations that...

Has anyone else been seeing this sentiment kicking around memes and videos on social media lately? I get the joke and sentiment behind it and obviously yes ultimately we all want to just be...

I wanted to share a little update, mainly to give some hope to anyone who might be in the same unbearable situation I was in six months ago. In May, just a few months after finishing six rounds of...

I had not been to the gynecologist in a long time because I was getting my birth control online during Covid. Last year, exactly one year ago actually, to the day, I went to a new gynecologist and...

Anyone else just totally overwhelmed by the sheer amount of STUFF IN YOUR HOUSE related to cancer, insurance, chemo, surgery prep, stuff from well wishers (the not-my-Tupperware corner of the...

I was first diagnosed early in 2025 +++ grade 3, stage 3, three cancers in right breast. Ki67 over 90. Treated with a cocktail of chemo for 5 rounds, then surgery, didn’t have complete response so...

It feels surreal to have cancer, did the partial mastectomy end of October for my right breast. Turned out the one on the left had cancer too since they did an excision. Currently doing radiation....