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These 8 texts are the perfect way to support someone facing cancer or a serious illness when you don’t know what to say.
Pick one or combine a couple to offer specific help and let someone know they’re not alone. 💌
8 Text Messages to Support Someone Facing a Serious Illness
These 8 texts are the perfect way to support someone facing cancer or a serious illness when you don’t know what to say.
Pick one or combine a couple to offer specific help and let someone know they’re not alone. 💌
All of my favorite items that helped me have a comfortable recovery after my double-mastectomy. The checklist has products and practical tips in categories like “Top 6 Must-Haves,” “Should-Have Essentials,” and “Nice-to-Have Comfort Items.”
Mastectomy Recovery Must-Haves Guide
A checklist with all the items that helped me have a comfortable recovery after my double mastectomy.
The guide is organized by the top 6 “Must-Haves,” “Should-Have Essentials,” and “Nice-to-Have Comfort Items.”
12 practical tips that helped our family, along with advice passed down from other breast cancer moms
Parenting Through Cancer Treatment Guide
This real-life guide shares 12 practical tips that helped our family, along with advice passed down from other breast cancer moms.
Simple reminders to help you navigate the hard days with a little more confidence and support.
A set of free, easy-to-print milestone signs to document your progress through treatment—perfect for photos, memories, and meaningful keepsakes.
Cancer Treatment Milestone Signs
These printable milestone signs help you capture and celebrate your progress during cancer treatment.
Customize the sign with the number of the current treatment session, or do a countdown like “3/6.”
You can even color the border during your infusions!
Use #celebrateeverymilestone and #positivebydesign to celebrate with others if you choose to share publicly.
Now including both chemo and radiation!
Keep track of your side effects and their intensity during each round of chemo. Helps you identify patterns from one round to another, remember what to share with your care team, and look forward to which days you’ll feel best.
Chemo Side Effects Tracker
Tracking your symptoms during chemotherapy can help you:
Remember what to share with your care team, even with chemo brain
Identify patterns between chemo rounds and treatment cycles
Look forward to which days you’ll feel best
The sample trackers I found online didn’t quite work for me, so I designed my own. Now I’m sharing what I used to help make your experience just a little bit easier, every day.
Includes an inspiring quote on each page; works for 1-3 week cycles.
We’re working on some great items like a breast cancer glossary, chemo bag checklist, and stickers.
Check back soon!