Survivor Spotlight… Marisa Fogal
Dimples – Not the Good Kind Normally, you hear of breast cancer being detected as a lump. In Marisa Fogal’s case, it started as a dimple. She complained to her […]
Albie Aware Survivor Spotlight… Melody Resendiz
Many people with a diagnosis of breast cancer feel all alone on their journey. Melody Resendiz knew right away that she needed company as she navigated through the shock, confusion, […]
New Technology Helps Cancer Survivor Keep Her Hair – Through Albie Aware
Nubia Odich hopes the third time’s a charm. Over seven years, she has endured three diagnoses of breast cancer. The third time, Nubia turned to Albie Aware with a special […]
Five Things Friday: Reducing Risk of Recurrence
How Can I Minimize the Risk of My Cancer Coming Back? As a breast cancer survivor, you probably look at life differently than before. You may have tried living well […]
A Tribute to Kay Christensen – An Extraordinary Volunteer
Volunteers are invaluable to the Albie Aware Breast Cancer Foundation. They help us further our mission, reduce costs, be more efficient and effective, and because of their passion we are […]