By Dawn Anderson A lot of the time, advocacy work is a slog. Trying to get the attention of legislators so you can share your issue. Trying to convince whole bodies of them that your issue is important. Pushing back against opposition and misinformation. Telling your story over and over again as you urge them […]
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By Rose Holland At the WBCC we often focus on advocating for others. This month I want to talk about how you can advocate for yourself after a cancer diagnosis. Here are some key things you need to know, including building your knowledge, talking to your medical team, creating your personal team, knowing when to
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By Ashley Inda Breast density. Breast density. Breast density. Breast density. Breast density. I feel like a broken record but I cannot and will not stop talking about BREAST DENSITY! As we enter Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we can’t talk about breast cancer without talking about breast density. I once had dense breasts but after
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by Dawn Anderson “Time moves in one direction, memory in another.” – William Gibson This quote has been interpreted in a number of ways, but when I consider it, I tend to think about the importance of where we’ve been as it relates to where we’re going. Without acknowledging our history, it would feel rudderless
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