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Health & Beauty, Sponsored · December 1, 2020

It Takes a Village. How to Build a Strong One.


Yes, it takes a village to get through difficulties in life. I am sharing how to assemble yours to help you get through breast cancer.

This post is sponsored by Biotheranostics, Inc. (Breast Cancer IndexTM). Thoughts and opinions are my own.

For the past six months, I’ve been sharing breast cancer related content as a part of  Breast Cancer Index TM  #NotAnotherMinute campaign. I’ve discussed how to support someone with breast cancer, affirmations for those going through breast cancer, self-care tips, and more. One of the most important things that you can do as a breast cancer survivor is build up your village.

My Aunt, who has been a breast cancer survivor for 8 years, explained to me recently that being able to tap into her village was one of the most important things she did to overcome her obstacles. Having a strong village behind you can help in so many ways. It will give you strength when you may feel down and tired, and encouragement when you are feeling doubtful or fearful.

It takes a village. Here’s how to build a strong one:

Reach outside your circle

Your village is probably bigger than you think. Tapping into your circle is important, but expanding your village to others who can help you during this time is critical. our neighbors, coworkers, church friends, and others should also be a part of your village. They want to help you—they just need to know how.

Yes, it takes a village to get through difficulties in life. I am sharing how to assemble yours to help you get through breast cancer.

Stay connected

No matter how sad you are, make sure to reach out to your village and allow them to be there for you. Staying connected during this time is key—even if it may feel uncomfortable. Most times, your village will probably reach out to you, but don’t be afraid to reach out to them, even if it’s something you think you can handle. That is what friends (and your village) are for.

Don’t worry

Try not to worry. Your village is strong, and they have your back. There will be times that you think you will be able to do it all—and there are times when you prove it. But don’t worry about asking people for help. They want to help you.

You don’t have to go on this journey alone. Your people want to be there for you. Build a strong village, and allow them to be there to give you the strength (and help) you need.

Yes, it takes a village to get through difficulties in life. I am sharing how to assemble yours to help you get through breast cancer.

Biotheranostics, the makers of  Breast Cancer Index TM helps women with HR+, early stage breast cancer make the choice about how long anti-estrogen therapy may be right for them. By getting this test, women may potentially avoid unnecessary treatment if it’s not likely to benefit them. The results of Breast Cancer Index can give you and your oncologist information to make the best decision for you.

Please visit the Breast Cancer Index TM website for more information.


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Pulled up to Family Weekend at SJU to celebrate my Pulled up to Family Weekend at SJU to celebrate my daughter’s senior year. Next stop? Graduation! 🎓
Chocolate, pastries, and coffee, oh my! Join me as Chocolate, pastries, and coffee, oh my! Join me as I visit The Chocolate Cafe located on The Hill, then come and see it for yourself. There’s even an event space, too! 5025 Pattison Avenue.
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The summer I turned 50. Grays are graying. Perimen The summer I turned 50. Grays are graying. Perimenopause is perrying. My joints are jointing, and I’m volleying between is this reality or are we being Punk’d? This has to be simulation… 😳
When a woman cuts her hair, she’s about to chang When a woman cuts her hair, she’s about to change her life. ~ Coco Chanel 🎀
I’m officially 5-OH! Golden Girl elite status. J I’m officially 5-OH! Golden Girl elite status. Just call me Blanche. ✨✨✨#happybirthday  #hbd #birthdaybehavior
She only doing what she know… 🏁 #grandnationa She only doing what she know… 🏁 #grandnationaltour #stl
MAY tings… MAY tings…
A rooftop situation is always a good idea! Recentl A rooftop situation is always a good idea! Recently, I was invited to a Happy Hour of bites and beats at @angadartshotel’s @artbar.stl and when I say the food, drinks, and the vibe were necessary during these stressful times. I see another visit soon in my future. Cheers! 🥂
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