Sponsor a Woman
Your donation will help our mission to support previvors, survivors and thrivers regardless of genetic predisposition.
Let’s eliminate barriers for women by sending care packages. These packages will include: robes with drain pockets, a button down shirt with drain pockets and a post mastectomy bra. We believe everyone has the right to feel whole and feminine through this journey. Your donation matters.
Sponsor a Woman
Your donation will help our mission to support previvors, survivors and thrivers regardless of genetic predisposition.
Let’s eliminate barriers for women by sending care packages. These packages will include: robes with drain pockets, a button down shirt with drain pockets and a post mastectomy bra. We believe everyone has the right to feel whole and feminine through this journey. Your donation matters.
BRCAStrong has evolved into a sisterhood of
BRCAStrong has evolved into a sisterhood of
Previvors
Thrivers
Survivors
BRCAStrong has evolved into a community that educates, informs, supports and advocates for men and women who are uninsured or under insured, by women who care. Support comes in all forms, from premastectomy care packages, gynecological care packages, post-mastectomy garments, prosthetics and other treatment necessities; and is provided at zero cost to recipients.
Cancer came to my life unexpectedly and I felt that I had no control over anything.
I felt like the world was on my shoulders….all of it! I quickly realized that I had to be stronger for my son, my family. They were there for me and it was the least I could do. I will never say that the internal fight with emotions is over. I still struggle. It’s not easy, but the 1st thing to do is know what you are fighting for. If not for yourself, then who. The tricky thing is that you cannot help anyone if you don’t try to help yourself first. BRCASTRONG has been for me to help me be better at helping myself to help others. Everyone has a different story to tell, but we are all BRCASTRONG
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Mary
Cancer came to my life unexpectedly and I felt that I had no control over anything.
I felt like the world was on my shoulders….all of it! I quickly realized that I had to be stronger for my son, my family. They were there for me and it was the least I could do. I will never say that the internal fight with emotions is over. I still struggle. It’s not easy, but the 1st thing to do is know what you are fighting for. If not for yourself, then who. The tricky thing is that you cannot help anyone if you don’t try to help yourself first. BRCASTRONG has been for me to help me be better at helping myself to help others. Everyone has a different story to tell, but we are all BRCASTRONG
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Mary
BRCAStrong Blog
BRCAStrong Blog
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Meet Dr. Natasha Rueth is a surgical oncologist and chief of breast cancer services at Memorial Cancer Institute
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Reflecting on the Birth of BRCAStrong
The Birth of BRCAStrong In 2015, two weeks after undergoing a prophylactic bilateral mastectomy, I founded BRCAStrong. My daughter, Gabriela, who was just seven years old at the time, lovingly
Thanks to All Who Have Supported
Thanks to All Who Have Supported
