High Risk, Big Decisions: What Every Previvor Should Know
Being high risk means living with the emotional weight of cancer before cancer ever happens.
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 New Blood Tests Changing Cancer Detection Forever
“Proactive cancer testing isn’t about fear — it’s about information. These modern blood tests allow survivors and high-risk women to stay one step ahead.”
What is SoftVue?
SoftVue™ is a newer breast imaging technology designed to provide detailed, radiation-free 3D ultrasound images — offering some women, especially those with dense breasts, an additional layer of clarity beyond traditional screening.
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.”
Healing at Home: A Survivor’s Guide to Caring for Surgical Drains After Mastectomy
“Leaving the hospital with surgical drains can feel scary — but with a little guidance and a lot of gentleness, this chapter of healing becomes something you can manage, one small step at a time.”
Jackson What?? Drain Protocol 101
“JP drains can feel overwhelming when you first get home, but with the right guidance, they become one more thing you’re fully capable of handling.”
Hope Among Us!
“Two decades ago, a handful of women took a leap of faith. Today, every one of them is alive — and their story may change the future of breast cancer forever.”
The Gap Between the Clinic and Your Real Life
“My doctors treated my cancer, but no one treated the life that fell apart around it.”
Why "Let Me Know If You Need Anything" Doesn't Work
“You are not needy for needing support. A registry is simply a way to let people love you in ways that actually help you heal.”