Mary had some time to digest the breast cancer diagnosis she certainly did not want to hear, but also wasn’t one hundred percent surprised when it was confirmed. Her family had a history of breast cancer and a favorite aunt, of course, had a terrible time recovering from surgery and

Furtherance of my blog post on inflammatory breast cancer from last month. If you have not yet read it, you may read it here. My breast is red and hot, and Dr. Google says I have inflammatory breast cancer. Dr. Google may seem brilliant, but Dr. Google never graduated from

Not all forms of breast cancer present with an obvious lump. Lumps are not usually physically apparent with Inflammatory Breast Cancer, which is a rare but aggressive form of breast cancer. Cancer cells in Inflammatory Breast Cancer block lymph vessels in the skin of the breast, resulting in “inflammatory” symptoms,