Welcome to this special blog feature, where we delve into the inspiring journey of a breast cancer survivor and tattoo artist who has transformed her personal challenges into a mission...
Welcome to this special blog feature, where we delve into the inspiring journey of a breast cancer survivor and tattoo artist who has transformed her personal challenges into a mission...
Welcome to the final episode of our 5-part blog series, ‘Navigating Diagnosis to Recovery,’ featuring insights from Mrs. Jill McNeely, a retired breast nurse navigator who has spent years guiding...
Welcome to the final episode of our 5-part blog series, ‘Navigating Diagnosis to Recovery,’ featuring insights from Mrs. Jill McNeely, a retired breast nurse navigator who has spent years guiding...
In this fourth episode of our five-part series, we dive deep into life after breast surgery, particularly those critical first 1-2 weeks. Too often, women feel uncertain about what to...
In this fourth episode of our five-part series, we dive deep into life after breast surgery, particularly those critical first 1-2 weeks. Too often, women feel uncertain about what to...
Too often, even after deciding to undergo surgery for breast cancer, women still feel left in the dark about how to prepare emotionally and physically. In this third episode of...
Too often, even after deciding to undergo surgery for breast cancer, women still feel left in the dark about how to prepare emotionally and physically. In this third episode of...
The waiting period between diagnosis and treatment can often feel like the most challenging part of your journey. This time can feel overwhelming and leave you uncertainty with what to...
The waiting period between diagnosis and treatment can often feel like the most challenging part of your journey. This time can feel overwhelming and leave you uncertainty with what to...
In this blog, Jill McNeely, retired breast nurse navigator, dives into the crucial role that a nurse navigator plays in your breast cancer journey—from diagnosis through treatment and recovery.
In this blog, Jill McNeely, retired breast nurse navigator, dives into the crucial role that a nurse navigator plays in your breast cancer journey—from diagnosis through treatment and recovery.
While wearing a non-padded bra, wrap a measuring tape snugly around your ribcage, just under your bust. Make sure the tape is level all the way around. Round to the nearest whole number. If the number is even, add 4 inches. If it’s odd, add 5 inches. This is your band size.
Using your band measurement, refer to the Resilience Bra size chart below to identify the corresponding size. Match your measurement to the chart to determine the best fit for you.
