• For the Breast of Us

    BADDIE BLOGS

    Our mission is to empower women of color affected by breast cancer to make the rest of their lives the best of their lives through education, advocacy and community.

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    New Normal
    Miranda Gonzales

    I Felt Like my Body Betrayed me

    Breast cancer literally and figuratively cut me down and built me up. It forced me to see the “real” directly in front of my eyes, not the things my mind made up for me to see.

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    Cristina's Corner
    Miranda Gonzales

    Stage Four Needs So Much F*#king More

    We need to knock and kick down every door possible to let politicians know that this is unacceptable. Money does not need to be spent on making people aware of cancer – we do not need sunglasses and pop sockets and hats and pins.

    We need research that produces real results!

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    Health
    Melinda Hanson-Perry

    How breast cancer taught me to S.E.L.F. Love

    I wasn’t quite sure of what that really meant because somehow I always thought love was supposed to come from somewhere or somebody else. But during my treatments, I came to realize I could love myself more. I could love the me that was hairless, weak and scared just as much as I could love the me who is fierce, strong and driven.

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    New Normal
    Keneene Lewis

    Dear single moms with cancer: you are not alone

    Trust your child can handle it. They are more resilient than you think. Also, when you see them shutting down, get them help to deal with their feelings. Lastly, you are doing your best with your kids. Adding cancer into the mix is just another opportunity to get it right.

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    New Normal
    Miranda Gonzales

    Going At It Not So Alone

    I felt invigorated. I felt inspired. I felt SEEN. I had never been in a situation where I was surrounded by so many kick ass women. They had all been through what I was going through, and that was powerful for me.

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