Jean Vickery: A Silver Anniversary Survivor Living to her Fullest
by Phyllis Johnson “In May of 1999 I was back packing the coast of Cornwall with my boyfriend. In July my breast became red and inflamed. The doctor diagnosed the problem as […]
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by Phyllis Johnson “In May of 1999 I was back packing the coast of Cornwall with my boyfriend. In July my breast became red and inflamed. The doctor diagnosed the problem as […]
Cindy Chu shares her suggestions for building your personal support system. Receiving a diagnosis of Inflammatory Breast Cancer in November 2017 definitely threw me into panic. I was filled with […]
Published November 22, 2014 by American Association for Cancer Research (AACR). Diagnosed HER2-positive, with stage III inflammatory breast cancer that progressed to metastatic cancer, Kim Alexander turned to an investigational drug called […]
Published May 2, 2017 by television station WFAA.com After 11 months of misdiagnosis, a biopsy confirmed what a mammogram could not. Breast cancer doesn’t always present itself as a tumor or […]
Published on June 8, 2018 by TEDx Talks In her powerful talk, Tatiana educates the audience about Inflammatory Breast Cancer, shares her mother’s journey, and helps us understand why we […]
Anya Silver’s Story [1 August 2015] I have considered myself a poet since reading Tennyson’s poem “The Lady of Shalott” in eleventh-grade English class and deciding that I wanted to do […]
19-1/2 Years and Counting by CLB [author prefers to use initials] (October 2020) I am a stage 4 Inflammatory Breast Cancer survivor, diagnosed in May 2001. In February 2001 when […]
A Sense of Perspective by Phyllis Johnson, Concord, NC (formerly of Liberty, MO) When I was a teenager, my big goal in life was to travel in Europe. I still remember […]
Fiery Furnace by Gayla Little November 2000, I noticed an unusual sensation in my right breast. It was like a “letdown” reflex you get before nursing a baby, but my […]
A Story About Dimes by Jo Pabon My mother, Harriet Cimock, grew up in Corning, a small farming town in southwest Iowa. She raised five kids and was married to my […]
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