Another Way to Help Cancer Patients

By Carrie Vittitoe

Leah Gantz was diagnosed with Stage 2 infiltrating ductal carcinoma and underwent a bilateral mastectomy. 

If life is a journey, a diagnosis of breast cancer is one of its harrowing valleys. A woman who has to cross this valley is often fearful of what lies ahead. What unexpected threats await her? Does she have enough in her survival pack to make it through?

Show Some Love for These Women This Month

Have you heard about what Today's Woman and Oxmoor Center is doing to honor breast cancer survivors? You and your friends can't miss this...

Our October Issue is Out!

Our '10 Issue' shows you lists that combine practicality with lightheartedness:

• Find inspiration from the women featured in our 10 Women Who Made Big Changes story.

• Make time for laughter! Read our 10 Things Women Think About feature.

• Take control of your safety by learning to protect yourself 10 different ways.

• Have fun with exercise. Put Sweat & Sip on your calendar for November 4.

Our 2015 Breast Cancer Supplement can be found here under “2015 Supplements.”

We're Looking For Breast Cancer Survivors!

Are you a breast cancer survivor? We’re planning our annual Pink Woman photo shoot, sponsored by Women’s Diagnostic Center, and would love for you to be part of the fun! If you'd like to participate in our group photo shoot, sign up to reserve your spot now.