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Let’s Talk About It: Black Women with Breast Cancer (Sisterhood Summer Check-In)

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This August, take a moment to pause, breathe, and pour back into yourself. Sisterhood Summer Check-In is a space for Black women to center peace, prioritize their well-being, and reconnect with one another in a supportive, understanding community. Together, we’ll reflect on what it means to look in the mirror with compassion and speak positive […]

Let’s Talk About It: Breast Cancer (Finding Your Voice: Self-Advocacy & Cancer)

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A cancer diagnosis can leave people feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, and disconnected from their own voice. This session will explore the importance of self-advocacy throughout the cancer journey — from asking questions and understanding treatment options to communicating needs, setting boundaries, and navigating relationships with healthcare providers, family, and work. Participants will gain practical tools and […]

What’s New in Early-Stage Breast Cancer: Highlights from ASCO 2026

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Curious about the latest advances in early-stage breast cancer research and treatment? Join us on Thursday, July 9th at 2:00 PM ET for a special program featuring Dr. Anupama Goel, MD, a board-certified oncologist with nearly three decades of experience providing comprehensive cancer care. Dr. Goel practices at Mount Sinai West and is also the […]

LGBTQ+ 101: Mental Health, Gender, and Sexuality after Breast/Chest Cancer Diagnosis

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Breast/chest cancer can raise complex questions about identity, disclosure, and safety, especially for LGBTQ+ individuals navigating systems not built with them in mind. This conversation explores the unique mental health, body image, and disclosure challenges queer patients face before, during, and after treatment. Our guest speaker, Maggie Creegan, Ed.S., LPC, is a counselor specializing in […]

Let’s Talk About It: Breast Cancer (The Pressure of Survivorship)

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A diagnosis of cancer brings up many different feelings.  Not uncommon for many is the feeling of pressure. Shoulds, musts, and oughts that crowd our thoughts about the best ways to care for our bodies. Guilt and regret about not “doing enough” or worry that we are “overdoing it.”  Struggling to make sense of changes […]

Let’s Talk About It: Black Women with Breast Cancer (Survivorship Isn’t the Finish Line)

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Survivorship is supposed to feel like relief, but for many of us, it comes with fear, scanxiety, and a whole new set of questions. In this session, we’ll talk honestly about life after treatment: shifting identities, lingering anxiety, pressure to be “grateful,” and what healing actually looks like beyond remission. Because surviving cancer doesn’t mean […]

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