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Hi, my name is Lovescrafting6. I'm here because I’ve been doing chemo treatments and my last one is next week. What are some things that I can expect?
Hi, my name is Lovescrafting6. I'm here because I’ve been doing chemo treatments and my last one is next week. What are some things that I can expect?
Hi, my name is lbbar15. I'm here because I'm in the process of fighting breast cancer, I've had surgery and will carry on with the oncology treatments soon. My post-op pain isn't resolving bc of fibromyalgia. The surgeon hasn't got a clue...
Hey there, beautiful warrior!
Have you been searching for a place that truly understands your post-breast cancer journey? Look no further – Spark & Heal is here to light the way forward!
I've had the incredible privilege of meeting so many amazing women like you, and I've heard your stories. I understand that once the whirlwind of medical appointments slows down, you might feel a bit lost or overwhelmed. That's why I'm thrilled to invite you to join our Spark & Heal family – a warm, vibrant online community created just for you.
Welcome to Spark & Heal: Your Safe Haven
Picture a cozy online space where you can curl up with a warm cup of tea and connect with others who know exactly what you're feeling. No more endless Google searches or feeling isolated. Spark & Heal is your new home, filled with love, understanding, and real-time support. Here's what awaits you:
1. Friends at Your Fingertips: Need to talk? Spark & Heal is here 24/7. Whether you prefer messaging, voice chats, or video calls, you'll always find a friendly face ready to listen and share.
2. Your Questions, Answered: We've gathered all the recovery info you need in one easy-to-navigate place. Spark & Heal provides clear, trustworthy guidance when you need it most.
3. A Circle of Sisters: Share your journey, celebrate your victories (big and small!), and find comfort in knowing you're surrounded by women who truly understand. This is your Spark & Heal tribe, ready to lift you up.
4. Learn from the Best: Join our regular Spark & Heal chats with caring experts and inspiring survivors. They're here to share their wisdom, answer your questions, and help you rediscover your inner strength.
5. Nurture Your Whole Self: Recovery isn't just physical – it's emotional too. Explore Spark & Heal's gentle yoga classes, guided meditations, art therapy sessions, and so much more. We're here to help you bloom in every way.
Your Invitation to Spark & Heal
Spark & Heal is being built with so much love, just for you. It's a place where your experiences are valued, your voice is heard, and your journey to wellness is shared with others who truly care.
You've shown incredible strength throughout your battle with breast cancer. Now, let Spark & Heal wrap you in warmth and support as you enter this new chapter. Together, we'll laugh, we'll share, we'll grow, and we'll celebrate every step forward.
Are you ready to ignite your recovery journey with Spark & Heal? We can't wait to welcome you home.
With open hearts and open arms
Inna and Nadya
P.S. Help us spread the Spark & Heal magic! If you know another amazing woman who could use some extra support during her recovery, please share this invitation with her. The more sisters in our circle, the brighter our collective light shines!#sparkandheal #breastcancerrecovery #survivorstrong #healingtogether #breastcancersupportcommunity #thrivingaftercancer #womensupportingwomen #cancerwarriors #survivorsisterhood #hopeandhealing #breastcancerawareness #wellnessjourney #CancerRecoverySupport #breastcancercommunity #HealingCircle #SurvivorWellness #ResilienceAfterCancer #ResilienceAfterCancer #igniteyourhealing
Hi, my name is Breastcancersupport. I'm here to share how I try to support those going through breast cancer, inspired by my deep commitment to creating a safe and supportive space. Having seen the emotional and physical toll cancer takes on people, my goal is to offer a community where everyone feels heard, understood, and uplifted.
I believe that together we can create an atmosphere where each member not only finds valuable information but also a sense of belonging, hope, and strength. Whether it's through sharing personal experiences, offering resources, or just being there to listen, I am dedicated to helping in any way I can.
Looking forward to connecting and growing together.
I have suffered from depression for years now and life just feels like it continues to get worse and worse as I move along. My marriage isn’t going well, the things I love to do I don’t have passion about anymore and today I just found out my 83 year old grandmother who has always been healthy has breast cancer. I just can’t seem to catch a break. When will things get better or will they just continue to get worse.
#Depression
Has anyone here been diagnosed with BII? In 2010, I was diagnosed with breast cancer, and because I had Hodgkin’s lymphoma in the early 90’s, I opted for a double mastectomy. My insurance covered reconstructive surgery, so I got silicone implants. While I’d already been diagnosed with fibromyalgia several years before the BC diagnosis, the symptoms seem so much worse the past couple years, which now include daily headaches (among other things).
It has made me wonder if I may have BII, but unfortunately there isn’t a test that confirms one way or the other. The only solution is to have them removed. I’m hoping to talk to someone else that has dealt with this, as I really don’t know what to do. It could just be my fibromyalgia getting worse, right? How could I know? Hoping someone here knows something.
Thanks for reading.
Hi, my name is anniebananpeel. I’m still undiagnosed after 4 months of text book symptoms of RA. I am a very active outdoor adventure type who is finding this very anxiety provoking. I finished breast cancer treatment 2 months before RA symptoms began further complicating treatment. I’m looking for moral support, medication advice and always looking for role models showing strength and success. I hope also to help others facing similar challenges.
Hi, my name is ButterBiscuit2013. I'm here because
I have HER2 positive Breast cancer and would love to talk with others that are going through right now #MightyTogether