Breast Cancer Blogs

Beth is a Triple Negative Breast Cancer Survivor, and thriver out to show that life and adventure don’t end after the trauma of a cancer diagnosis. Part of this blog focuses on tips on getting through treatment, including surgeries, chemo, and radiation. The other focus is on her travels since diagnosis, whether they’re close to home or halfway around the world.

The pentacle of Breast Cancer blogs! Barbara Jacoby is an award winning blogger that has contributed her two time breast cancer journey, patient advocacy mission and domestic abuse experience to multiple online publications and organizations that have touched readers worldwide. Her high quality, high content and high energy writings are delivered in a down to earth and humble style that everyone remembers.

Jennifer is a writer, patient advocate, and DCIS Stage 0 Breast Cancer survivor. She is committed to encouraging you through her writing and resources. She advocate online with an intentional focus on emotional, physical, and mental well-being during and after treatment. In addition to writing regularly, She is working on publishing her first book for the DCIS breast cancer community and encouraging others on social media.

Much more than a blog, IHadCancer is a cancer support community that empowers people to take control of life before, during and after cancer. This peer-to-peer support is crucial in allowing survivors, fighters and supporters / caregivers to share firsthand experiences about treatment, side effects, long term effects and more.

Not many women in my cancer center looked like me… so I looked online.
Nicole McLean, known to friends and family as Nic, is a smiley-faced breast cancer survivor, writer, health advocate and entrepreneur. All at the same time.

My Fabulous Boobies is her blog that began with a diagnosis of stage 3 breast cancer in the summer of 2008. Young women who are diagnosed with breast cancer have different needs and life concerns than the average woman diagnosed in her 50’s or later. This blog addresses topics of fertility, dating/romance with or after cancer, body image issues, career concerns and long-term financial impact and more.

Paige More, a community leader, expert in mastectomies and reconstruction, an advocate for women’s health and empowerment, co-founder of The Breasties, brand consultant, churro connoisseur and your new breast friend. She believes that our health journeys don’t have to be SO scary and that none of us should have to navigate any of this alone.

She created Paige Previvor to share my raw and real journey with my health after being diagnosed with the BRCA 1 genetic mutation at 22 years old and undergoing a preventative mastectomy at 24 years old.

Jelane is a Wife, Mother, Empty Nester, Christian, and Breast Cancer Survivor who’s choosing to live a simpler, healthier, joy-filled life! She shares ideas for improving your life during breast cancer treatments. Also, what to expect during the different treatments you will go through. And ways to improve how you look and feel during treatments and as a breast cancer survivor.

Empowering You to Live a Life that is Active, Healthy & Happy – That’s the goal of Patricia Prince. Pink Ribbon Runner began as a way to inspire and empower people, including other cancer survivors, to lead healthier lives. As one of so many that are living examples of what is possible, Patricia believes knowledge is the power needed to take take control over our health. Her platform is dedicated to sharin the knowledge of healthy habits and all that is healthy living.

It’s been a hell of a ride but one thing Alex never questioned was her calling to start this blog. From shortly after diagnosis, she has been committed to sharing each and every step of her journey. It was damn near impossible for her to find the resources and community needed as a 24 year old breast cancer patient, so she strives to not only be a voice for awareness, but to also create a supportive community of fellow warriors.

After losing her mother, grandmother and great aunt to breast cancer by the age of 16, Allyn Rose made it her mission to educate herself and others on how to prevent breast cancer. Prior to undergoing a prophylactic double mastectomy at 26, she struggled to find a comprehensive information source that would help her navigate this complicated and challenging process. After receiving international media attention for her decision to undergo a mastectomy in her 20s, she spent years of collecting data, resources and referrals from women who have undergone the same procedure. The Previvor was born. Allyn’s dream was to provide information to women in order to empower them to be their own advocates and make informed decisions regarding their healthcare.

Christina, the author behind Carolina Charm. is a wife and a coffee fueled mama to two beautiful kids. Her blog a space for sharing the moments that make her mama heart spill over, a mix of recipes and more. In 2015, she underwent a prophylactic double mastectomy. Here are a few helpful posts about her journey.

Blogging her life with breast cancer, from suspicion to diagnosis to treatment. Now livin’ the Stage IV Lifestyle! Terminal Cancer can be funny. Just not for very long. If you need help, if you want to talk to somebody who has cancer, who has incurable cancer and is still going,  if you have any questions about what she experienced during treatment,  all you have to do is ask Ann.  She is very open about it all! Follower her on Facebook where she offers support and advice for those newly diagnosed with breast cancer.