What to wear for chemo

The night before my diagnosis, I remember crying a lot. I didn’t cry that night because I was afraid of being diagnosed cancer, nor because I thought I could die. I was devastated about the thought of losing my hair. I know it may sound silly for those who haven’t gone through a cancer/chemo diagnosis, but it is not. Our hair symbolises much more than ‘just hair’, and is fundamental for self-stem and feeling ‘normal’ and healthy. My fears were confirmed on the following day, when the doctor…

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Going through breast cancer chemotherapy can be hard both physically and mentally. Packing a chemo bag full of all of the necessities can help make chemo just a little easier. Here we highlight some go-to essentials you can pack in your chemo bag to help you through your chemo journey.

Now that I am sufficiently healed from my surgery, I get to start my 6 months of Chemotherapy. Apparently there are lots of chemo medicines....

Apron belly, also known as pannus stomach or an abdominal pannus, is a term used to describe a stomach with skin and tissue that hangs down from the abdomen. At Thigh Society, we love and embrace all body types, and believe that learning how to describe our own bodies is empowering. Read more on the blog! #ApronBelly #PannusStomach #AbdominalPannus #ThighSociety #BodyConfidence #BodyNeutrality #BodyPositivity

Although flowers are nice to give to a friend facing chemo, go ahead and pair them with these 10 best gifts for women having chemo.

Erica was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 32. Learn how losing her hair from chemo has affected her.