Breast Friends
Become a Breast Friend because together we are stronger. You are not alone. We’ve lived, loved and laughed. We’ve felt pain, cried and had irrational fears.
Whether you are a survivor, a family member or a supportive friend – we would like to hear from you. Share your story with us. Together our pain and fears are lessened. Your words can bring comfort and guidance for people walking the same difficult path.
Becky
Jackie
Cheryl
When I was diagnosed with breast cancer 2004, it was the 3rd strike for our family. Read more ...
Nancy
My breast cancer story may differ slightly from the norm as it all started when I was only 19. Read more ...
Stella
From the diagnosis of stage two cancer November 2003, to the self made decision of right mastectomy and prophylactic left, followed by chemotherapy and radiation, the discussion of breast reconstruction was not at the top of mind. Read more ...
Margaret
I was dignosed with breast cancer (IDC invasive ductal carcinoma) at the end of June 2009. It was shocking news for myself, my family and my friends. I worked 'till July 17 and on July 20 I had my lumpectomy done. Read more ...
Pauline
On my 47th birthday I noticed that I had a few droplets of blood coming from one of my breasts and thought I better get to the doctor. Read more ...
Shari
It has been almost one year since my mammogram that I initially didn't think was necessary again at my young age. Read more ...
Donna
In July of 09, I had a breast reduction. I thought I was in heaven,I finally had a smaller bust size that would improve my quallity of life. Read more ...
Check out the video at winnipegwomen.net of Dr. Ed Buchel in the Operating Room demonstrating some of the surgical and patient monitoring equipment purchased by Keeping Abreast.
Thank you Glenn Tinley and Winnipeg Women Magazine!
