How Blogging Is Good for Your Breasts

While the researchers do their thing, women with breast cancer are doing theirs: They're talking and sharing and finding comfort where they can in the blogosphere. Here, some of my favorite blogs.

Mothers With Cancer
More than 20 moms who have or have had various kinds of cancer (including breast cancer) and are parenting kids of all ages share their experiences here. Their posts, from how to position a prosthesis in a mastectomy bra to trying to make sense of their most recent doctor visit, are heartfelt and helpful.

Two Hands
Jeanette Vagnozzi is the 44-year-old star of this moving blog about a California woman waging her second fight with breast cancer. Jeanette started the blog almost five years ago when she was first diagnosed, and gives full details of her treatment and reconstruction.

Toddler Planet
Inflammatory breast cancer doesn't show up on a mammogram, as blogger Susan Neibur found out. She writes about her diagnosis, treatment, and recovery, as well as her crazy-busy life as a working mom with two toddlers.

If you have a favorite good-for-your-breasts blog, please let me know.

Read Anne's previous posts:
Good News: My Migraines May Be Good for My Breasts
The Survivor Files: Amazing Women Share Their Breast Cancer Journeys
Could Where I Live Raise My Risk of Breast Cancer?