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Personal stories, journals, and websites providing details about a patient or caregivers experience with breast cancer.

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Resources in This Category

• After Five Years

  http://afterfiveyears.com/
  Lauren deals with breast cancer and its aftermath, and all the emotional upheaval that entails.

• Asha Mevlana

  http://www.ashamevlana.com/
  At age 24 Asha, film maker and musician, was diagnosed with breast cancer.

• Dancing With Cancer

  http://www.jillscancerjourney.blogspot.com/
  A blog written by a women who lives with stage IV, advanced, metastatic breast cancer.

• David Treadwell

  http://www.davidtreadwell.com/2012/07/david-i-have-a-lump/
  A husband's perspective of his wife's experience with breast cancer.

• Diane De Tar: In Loving Memory

  http://diane.ponpines.com/
  A story of living life with breast cancer and dying with dignity.

• Kids of Breast Cancer

  http://kidsofbreastcancer.tripod.com/
  For children whose parent is diagnosed with the condition.

• Knock Out Breast Cancer

  http://www.knockoutbreastcancer.com/
  A survivor's site especially oriented to northern California that promotes awareness, including links and other resources.

• kristenhartland

  http://www.kristenhartland.com/
  A memorial site about a young wife fighting breast cancer through pregnancy.

• Kristi

  http://www.kirstio.com/carcinoma.htm
  Early onset breast cancer.

• Mother Fighting Cancer

  http://www.motherfightingcancer.com/
  Deneen's fight with cancer, her story.

• My Breast Cancer And Its History

  http://www.brustkrebsverlauf.info/
  Presents experiences, explanatory graphics, general information, and tips for lay and professional viewers. [German and English].

• My Breast Cancer Success

  http://www.breastcancersuccess.com/
  Sue Walker's story.

• My Cancer Odyssey

  http://www.mycancerodyssey.com/
  Details an individual experience with breast cancer.

• My Little Space on the Net

  http://www.angelfire.com/de2/dee58/
  The author's struggle with breast cancer, tribute to her best friend, memorial for her brother, poems, stories and inspiration.

• NancysPoint

  http://nancyspoint.com/
  Nancy's blog offers information and support.

• Out of the Shadow of Pink

  http://www.outoftheshadowofpink.com/
  Promoting awareness of male breast cancer. The author shares her story about her husband's diagnosis of breast cancer and provides further resources.

• Paravet's: About Breast Cancer

  http://paraveterinary.tripod.com/
  A personal story, articles, and help groups by Eeka Roelfsema.

• Positive Hope

  http://www.positivehope.com/
  Gives information, links, and Deb Haggerty's personal story.

• Second Chance at Life: Breast Cancer

  http://www.angelfire.com/bc3/sunflower_heng/
  Learning, surviving and keeping a sense of humor.

• The Cancer Culture Chronicles

  http://www.cancerculturenow.blogspot.com/
  A blog begun by a woman dealing with metastatic breast cancer, with entries by her husband after her passing.

• The Cancer Warrior

  http://thecancerwarrior.blogspot.com/
  Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007.

• The Silver Pen

  http://thesilverpen.com/
  Hollye Jacobs' inspirational blog about her journey with breast cancer and the silver linings she has discovered along the way.

• The Ta-ta Times (T3)

  http://tatatimes.blogspot.com/
  A personal blog by a young woman detailing her fight against triple negative breast cancer.

• Two Hands

  http://2hands.blogspot.com/
  Jeannette's experience with breast cancer.

• Wander Linda

  http://www.wanderlinda.blogspot.com/
  A personal story of one person's fight against cancer and getting her life back as a survivor.

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