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LYMPHEDEMA AFTER BREAST CANCER
BY KATIE BOALDIN, PT, DPT; PHYSICAL THERAPIST, ROCK VALLEY PHYSICAL THERAPY Lymphedema is the abnormal accumulation of lymphatic fluid in...
Katie Boaldin, PT, DPT
Jun 30, 20242 min read


Beyond Pink Team: Who We Are. What We Do.
The Beyond Pink TEAM began 35 years ago with a mission to increase mammography utilization and provide a breast cancer support group. It...
beyondpinkteam
Jun 30, 20233 min read


IOWA – A LEADER IN SAVING LIVES
by Christine Carpenter and Lori Seawel Did you know Iowa has played an integral role in breast cancer research that is saving lives right...
Christine Carpenter
Jun 30, 20213 min read


BE HAPPY WHERE YOU ARE
By Sherry Schumacher, Survivor Written by family friend, Mary Rekers At the 2019 Pink Ribbon Run, Sherry Schumacher’s family shared...
Mary Rekers
Sep 30, 20202 min read


ADVOCACY - WHY AND ITS EFFECTS
During and following my treatment for breast cancer I became aware of what really mattered and I discovered an intriguing combination of...
Christine Carpenter
Jun 30, 20195 min read


Never Lose Faith
A survivor’s story by Cheryl Thayer My journey started in September of 2010. I had off and on muscular back pain, so when my left breast...
Cheryl Thayer
Mar 31, 20194 min read


BREAST DENSITY AND WHY IT MATTERS
“How can that be?” An understandable lament when a woman, often young, would be diagnosed with a large breast cancer within months of a...
beyondpinkteam
Jun 30, 20182 min read


WHAT IS CANCER REHABILITATION?
When a person is diagnosed with cancer they will have a variety of treatment options which may include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation,...
Jennifer Nus
Sep 30, 20172 min read


KEEP ON-KEEPING ON
What do you think when you hear the words, “I am sorry you have cancer?” It sure wasn’t what I expected to hear. With my 24 year old...
Jill M Baker
Sep 30, 20152 min read


PAYING IT FORWARD
In review of a previous survivor’s story I wrote*, it’s easy to see that I was in a very different place then as compared with today...
Debra (DJ) Corson
Jun 30, 20151 min read


MY PHILOSOPHY – KEEP SMILING AND STAY POSITIVE
My breast cancer journey started September 28, 2012 with a routine mammogram. I had just turned 44 and it had been almost three years...
Chris Hermansen
Sep 30, 20143 min read


SURVIVOR...IT'S ME!
My cancer came as a complete surprise. And, as with so many things in my life, the Lord was there to help with the discovery! I had...
JoAnne VanCleave
Jun 30, 20142 min read


“NOT SO COMMON BREAST DISEASES”
Fact: Men can carry and pass on the BRCA gene mutation. Breast cancer occurs in men & women. Approximately one male is diagnosed for...
Dr. Douglas Duven
Sep 30, 20133 min read


RECLAIMING INTIMACY AFTER CANCER
Young women with cancer have special issues not often addressed with diagnosis, related to sexuality and relationships. Chemotherapy can...
Connie Rasmussen, DGN ARNP
Sep 30, 20123 min read


THE EMOTIONS OF BREAST CANCER
Hearing that you have breast cancer is a great shock for most women. In your mind it could be the worst thing to hear and the last thing...
Jeanne Mullen
Sep 30, 20113 min read


WHY ARE THERE DIFFERENT TREATMENTS FOR BREAST CANCER?
Did you ever wonder why some women get chemotherapy but others don’t? Or why some women are eligible for shorter courses of radiation...
Cassandra Foens, M.D., FACR
Jun 30, 20113 min read


LYMPHEDEMA
Lymphedema is a risk factor for those whom have had surgery and /or radiation to lymph nodes. The cause of Lymphedema is trauma to the...
Angela McHone MOT, OTR/L, CLT
Sep 30, 20102 min read


PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS AND CANCER RISK?
The Environmental Working Group’s database, Skin Deep, pairs ingredients in more than 37,000 products against 50 definite toxicity and...
Christine Carpenter
Sep 30, 20092 min read


RESILIENCE
When times of tragedy or crisis come into our lives we become frightened, and wonder how we will survive. How we will go on? What will...
Chaplain Gloria Strickert, BCC
Apr 1, 20093 min read


A SURVIVOR'S STORY
Growing up the youngest of six and having red hair (actually strawberry blonde) I was picked on A LOT. I learned to be tough and how to...
Mary Seitz
Sep 30, 20082 min read
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