My Boob-Voyage

There are so many things that your cancer team doesn't tell you. Not before, because their attitude is to just blindly trust them ( ...

I'm still having to defend my choice to go flat. I've included an interesting article here about how a woman reclaimed her body. I...

It’s estimated that nearly 40% of us will be diagnosed with crappy cancer in our lifetimes and, until very recently, we’ve had three ...

I never wear foobs. (That's fake boobs for you lay people) The purse I carry is a small cross body that holds my lipstick, phone, cr...

I'm loving my life right now! Being a Mary Kay Beauty Consultant allows me to set my own schedule (no more 60 hour work weeks) and live ...

I've recently cleaned up my Facebook friends list, and I don't think I'm finished with that. It got me to thinking about fri...

For many women, after the trauma of being diagnosed with crappy cancer, undergoing treatment and facing the reality of a mastectomy, the th...

Having no hormones wreaks havoc on my body. God designed women as a finely tuned instrument and the hormones that come from several org...