Why Eating During Treatment Feels Impossible
“This is the side of treatment that women are left to figure out alone.”
Re-Imagine
Reimagine Support. Reimagine Strength. Reimagine Self.
A Re-Femme journal dedicated to reimagining what a cancer diagnosis can look like - one of hope, beauty, and complete support. Through stories, expert insights, and wellness inspiration, we explore what it means to heal - body, mind, and spirit.
The Wig & Lash Plan Every Woman Deserves Before Chemo
“You shouldn’t have to Google your confidence back.”
Faces of Re-Femme : Michelle Goehring
“Ask for help. Let people show up for you. You don’t have to do this alone.”
The Meds No One Explains: A Survivor’s Guide to Hormone Blockers & Breast Cancer Treatment
“No one warns you that surviving cancer comes with a second diagnosis — learning how to live inside a body that suddenly feels unfamiliar. This is the roadmap I wish someone had given me when the meds became harder than the treatment.”
When the Decision Is Yours: Making Sense of Radiation After Surgery
“When doctors said it was my choice, I didn’t feel empowered — I felt alone. This is what I learned about radiation, reconstruction, and trusting myself.”
The Grief No One Warned Me About After Cancer
“The world thought I was ‘better.’ I was still trying to figure out how to live inside a body that had been through a war.”
Mastectomy vs. Lumpectomy: How Do You Choose When Both Save Your Life?
“This decision isn’t medical. It’s personal.”
The First Shower After Surgery
“The first shower with drains doesn’t have to be scary — it just needs the right kind of support.”
Introducing Re-Femme Reach1: One Woman Reaching Another
“Connection becomes care the moment one woman reaches another.”
Freedom to Fall Apart: What I Needed Most After My Cancer Diagnosis
“Before I could fight cancer, I had to grieve the life I thought I was living.”
