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My body image problems started well after my breast cancer treatments ended. The side effects of my cancer treatments meant nothing to me. The loss of a breast didn’t really bother me. You could say that I wasn’t attached to it. My hair loss during chemo didn’t bother me, because I got more compliments on my wig than I have ever received about my actual hair.

While not all chemotherapy treatments result in hair loss, when it does, hair loss might be more extensive than you expect.

While people often associate cancer with death, there are many life lessons to learn and so many lives to save.

The following is my article, "Rosanne", which was published in Wildfire Magazine 's Work and Career issue (August / September 2024). Work...

Don't be dense. Having dense breasts increases your risk of developing breast cancer and it also makes it harder to detect.

After cancer treatments end, what was normal before your cancer diagnosis might feel very abnormal.