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Are You Subscribed to Our Hope After Breast Cancer Podcast?
Did you know that all of the interviews we do with our team of Contributing Experts are on our Rumble and YouTube channels? We have dozens of Contributing Experts, each of whom is dedicated to...
Are you HUNGRY? Hope After Breast Cancer LIVE!
Friends, I am so very excited to bring you this training about “Mindful Eating.” Our Contributing Expert Dawn Hopkins is, among other things, a Licensed Am I Hungry?...
Sex After Breast Cancer LIVE Q&A #3 with Sexuality Counselor Traci Owen
Major topics covered—
- Urinary tract infection
- Vaginal hydration
- Dilation and vibration
- Solo pleasure vs partnered pleasure
- An open conversation about porn and sex toys
- New ways to look...
Sex, Intimacy, Breast Cancer, and HOPE!
“Scientists estimate that between 45% and 77% of breast cancer survivors develop sexual problems after treatment, from low desire and poor lubrication to painful intercourse.”
That...
Sex After Breast Cancer LIVE! Q&A #2 with Sexuality Counselor Traci Owen
- Hyluaronic acid brands Traci mentioned - Hylagen, Revaree, Gynatrof
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Sex After Breast Cancer LIVE! Q&A #1 with Sexuality Counselor Traci Owen
Our largest breast cancer support group, by far, is our Sex After Breast Cancer community on Facebook. Every month, hundreds of women from across the world join us, searching for solutions to the...
Lymphedema Q&A with Lymphatic Therapist Deborah Kellogg
Our Contributing Expert and Lymphatic Therapist, Deborah Kellogg, is passionate about helping our women learn how to prevent lymphedema. But if you are ever diagnosed with lymphedema, Deborah's...
A Cheat Sheet For Talking To Your Doctor About Sexual Issues
Reprinted with permission from our friends at Rosy Wellness
by Dr. Beth Boatman, PhD
Talk to your doctor! You have likely heard this before. While It’s important to talk to your...
Lack of Libido, Painful Sex, & Menopause—A Frank Conversation with Dr. Lyndsey Harper, OB/GYN
(Don’t miss the special offer provided to you by our podcast guest below).
There is no doubt that every woman will experience changes to her sexual health after a breast cancer diagnosis to...
Is Estrogen the Enemy of Women Who Have Had Breast Cancer? A Conversation with Dr. Melody Rodarte, DO
"Estrogen does not increase the risk of breast cancer. Breast cancer is not a disease, as some professionals believe, 'of having too much estrogen in your body.' ...
