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A diagnosis of metastatic breast cancer can evoke many difficult emotions, including shock, anger, and sadness.
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It was a picture-perfect spring Friday in early 2015, and Food Network chef turned lifestyle guru Sandra Lee had just wrapped up a photo shoot for People magazine’s “Most Beautiful” issue.
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Learning you have metastatic breast cancer can be overwhelming. Right now, you may be feeling and thinking many things all at once, and life may feel out of your control.
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A helpful guide for the newly diagnosed.
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A breast cancer survivor’s unique approach to facing the disease without “fighting” it.
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One of the hardest things to face when you’re diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer is the overwhelming mental and emotional turmoil.
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New findings show no benefit from chemotherapy for 70% of women with the most common type of breast cancer.
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Four years ago, I was diagnosed with stage III breast cancer. As with every cancer survivor, my journey began when I heard my doctor say those three words: “You have cancer.”
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The man I love has cancer. And, after months of deliberation, of decisions made and decisions overturned, he has begun treatment.
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What everyone should know about hereditary breast cancer and genetic testing.
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Living well with metastatic breast cancer means different things to different people. But living well and living fully are very possible.
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