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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...
Lack of Libido, Painful Sex, & Menopauseā€”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...
The Grief and Loss of Breast Cancer
I believe it's rare that a woman who has had breast cancer really tackles the wounds that grief and loss leave after a life-altering diagnosis. After all, there are tons of physical issues that...
GET UP AND LIVE!
A Better Normal: Your Guide to Rediscovering Intimacy After Cancer
The Person You Really Need to Marry Is YOU!
Today is Valentine's Day! Even writing those words floods my mind with thoughts, images and memories.
This morning, one of the first messages I read was from one of our Hope After Breast Cancer...
No Libido? The Female Desire Rocket is Here! with Sex Therapist Beth Leonard
Many brilliant and passionate Experts have joined the Hope After Breast Cancer team to help our women heal their unseen wounds.
Our Contributing Expert, Beth Leonard, is a...
Wendi Doesn't Fear Recurrence? How Can That Be?
There is no question that fear of recurrence is the NUMBER ONE fear for women who have endured breast cancer.
In our private online support group, Hope After Breast Cancer, we tackle one specific...
Manage Fear of Recurrence with These Practical Tips
I am just delighted to bring you the wisdom of my friend, Lorraine Davis! She shares several amazing ways that she's learned how to manage fear of recurrence after breast cancer. My guess is that...
