Podcasts about breast friends

In this episode, learn how Dr. Kimarie Bugg's lifelong dedication to lactation and health equity is transforming lives nationwide. Dr. Bugg is President of Reaching Our Sisters Everywhere (ROSE) and the first African American International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). Dr. Bugg shares her journey into the field of lactation, sparked by personal challenges breastfeeding her first set of twins in the late 1970s. She recounts the evolution of breastfeeding support, her groundbreaking work at Grady Hospital in Atlanta, and the founding of ROSE, a nonprofit addressing breastfeeding inequities in the African American community. Dr. Bugg discusses the systemic barriers to breastfeeding, including workplace challenges, access to lactation support, and the lack of consistent education for healthcare providers. She emphasizes the importance of policy change, workforce development, and healing generational trauma through initiatives like ROSE's "Breast Friend" and the Reaching Our Brothers Everywhere (ROBE) programs. Tune in for a conversation about the critical role of breastfeeding equity, the unique challenges faced by African American families, and the power of community-driven solutions.   (09:34) Empowering Black Nurses in Breastfeeding Support (8:08) Supporting Breastfeeding in African American Community (27:08) "Breast Friend Program: Reducing Breastfeeding Disparities" (28:22) Empowering Communities for Inclusive Breastfeeding Support (32:46) Reframing Breastfeeding Narratives in African American Community (34:54) Enhancing Breastfeeding Equity Beyond Hospital Stay (41:39) Community Transformers: Empowering Maternal Health Support   Explore ROSE's programs, including Breast Friends, Community Transformers, and more here. Learn about Boston Medical Center's Community and Hospitals Advancing Maternity Practices (CHAMPS), a Baby-Friendly hospital initiative, here. Learn more about the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine here. For more information about Evidence Based Birth® and a crash course on evidence based care, visit www.ebbirth.com. Follow us on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok! Ready to learn more? Grab an EBB Podcast Listening Guide or read Dr. Dekker's book, "Babies Are Not Pizzas: They're Born, Not Delivered!" If you want to get involved at EBB, join our Professional membership (scholarship options available) and get on the wait list for our EBB Instructor program. Find an EBB Instructor here, and click here to learn more about the EBB Childbirth Class.

Breast Friends Build Community with guest Sandy Cassanelli August 4, 2024

In this episode I invited Entrepreneur and Business Owner, Amanda White on as my guest. She's a woman and mother in her 30s navigating the bra business & has successfully owned Beyond the Bra Boutique and Mobile for 3 years. Amanda has fit hundreds, if not close to thousands of women & helped them get into a better bra. Not only are they getting a custom bra fitting experience and new bras, but she's providing them a foundation when it comes to how their clothes fit, improving their posture, aches & pains, and instantly witnessing their confidence skyrocket. I sat down with Amanda and we talk all things Entrepreneurship and how we're really just a bunch of misfit creatives who knew we had talent, skill, and a knack for following our gut and going for it. She shares how she got started, the trial and errors of entrepreneurship and how it's more than just bras, it's an experience & opportunity for women to better their lives. Amanda shares the health benefits of wearing a proper fitting bra and how your bra and your seat belt safety go hand in hand.  We laugh, we share stories, and we get really real about starting businesses in our 30s. Listen, share, and enjoy

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Just as a baby starts growing by consuming milk from its mother, new Christians need someone to feed them, teach them and help them grow. Churches should always be filled with people who are new believers as well as those who are feeding them and helping them mature to become someone who feeds another. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/640/29

Milk is the key to a baby's physical growth -- and a baby Christian's spiritual growth is no different. New believers need someone to feed them, teach them, and support them as they grow. Churches should consistently be filled with a healthy mix of new Christians and those who help them mature to the point of discipling others.

Tommy Dassalo joins the guys this week to turn his phone over and put his socials up for hacking. Mike raps some promo, Capper has a new best friend and Dassalo shares a spicy Gandalf pic.  Join the Patreon here: www.patreon.com/thephonehacks Just $7 (AUD) for bonus eps and content. Get tons of behind the scenes hacks and pranks and help keep this podcast going! Subscribe where you're listening and leave a review to get the word out there.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grace's childhood bestie Juliana is Under Our Roof today! Grace and Lizzie interview Juli about her experience growing up with Grace, her identity as a third culture kid, and her perspective on life after beating breast cancer at age 26. Tune in for a very special and inspiring episode. Here's a link to a definition for "third culture kid."Here's a link to Grace's tweet about prom and coming out. 

A breast cancer diagnosis is news no one wants to get. Mercifully, the Charlotte area is blessed with opportunities for state-of-the-art treatment. While access to that kind of care can be life-saving or even life-extending, there's more to treating the entire person. That's where resources like Carolina Breast Friends play a role. From the big “pink house” on East Morehead Street, they work to provide a “holistic approach to meeting the needs of the breast cancer community through mentorship, programming and outreach.” Our good friend Lisa Dale is Executive Director at Carolina Breast Friends. She's our guest today on this episode of the BrandBuilders podcast.

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This week on the Super Fun Time Trivia podcast, we discuss how Kevin has far more than 13 reasons why, the weird VHS copy of porn Miami Vice we found, make a few jokes about Atom Bums, and how even if you were Ed Sheeran, you probably still wouldn't get any puss. Music Round: Actors / Musicians Patreon: Super Fun Time Trivia Facebook: superfuntimetrivia Instagram: superfuntimetrivia Twitter: @sftimetrivia Email: superfuntimetrivia@gmail.com Intro Music By David Dino White. Welcome to Super Fun Time Trivia: The known universe's only live improv comedy trivia podcast.

October is breast cancer awareness month, an annual campaign to raise awareness about the impact of breast cancer. I'm living proof that early detection saves lives, so this month I'll be talking with experts and survivors and sharing information about the importance of breast cancer screening and support. On today's show I'm talking with two amazing survivors who turned a deadly diagnosis into a business that helps others. Michelle Beck, works for and organization and hosts a podcast called, Breast Friends and Liz Benditt created a product for cancer patients called, The Balm Box. Here's some of what we're dishing about: Finding joy at midlife and with breast cancer The importance of early detection What you can do to prevent breast cancer How you can support loved ones who have received a cancer diagnosis The silver linings that come from a cancer experience It's going to be an inspiring show that will give you tools to support yourself and people you know who are struggling with a cancer diagnosis.

October is breast cancer awareness month, an annual campaign to raise awareness about the impact of breast cancer. I'm living proof that early detection saves lives, so this month I'll be talking with experts and survivors and sharing information about the importance of breast cancer screening and support. On today's show I'm talking with two amazing survivors who turned a deadly diagnosis into a business that helps others. Michelle Beck, works for and organization and hosts a podcast called, Breast Friends and Liz Benditt created a product for cancer patients called, The Balm Box. Here's some of what we're dishing about: Finding joy at midlife and with breast cancer The importance of early detection What you can do to prevent breast cancer How you can support loved ones who have received a cancer diagnosis The silver linings that come from a cancer experience It's going to be an inspiring show that will give you tools to support yourself and people you know who are struggling with a cancer diagnosis.

"What is Holistic Plastic Surgery? Wellness is an expansive concept. It is comprehensive because its foundation is grounded in many roots. It is aspirational and achievable, and it is accessible to all. The journey of wellness is highly individualistic; because we are different, our paths to our highest selves will be different. Dr. Shirley is a Plastic Surgeon and Integrative Medicine Specialist. She believes that beauty is a manifestation of wellness, and is one of its many dimensions. When you are well, on many levels, you radiate-- and that is undeniably beautiful. Wellness is to beauty what an essential ingredient is to a recipe. The two are fundamentally intertwined; they work well when together. Each may exist independently of the other, but without the other, the essence is incomplete. Join us to find out more!"   Listen here: https://www.voiceamerica.com/episode/137499/holistic-plastic-surgery-the-what-and-the-why

Breasts, Chupacabras , Clams, Gay wars, BL still M?, G season, Gongs, Asian culture, Fathers, Elon musk, Altar boy class of 97, Nightmares, School crushes, and some wholesome advice, with our guest Mr. ARMANDO ARMANI.

Allison Hancock survived breast cancer, then decided to take action to help others with their cancer journeys.  She became a volunteer the Oregon-based Breast Friends Cancer Support Network before ascending to the position of Executive Director.  This is her story.

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For the past week, Emma has been in Chicago helping her sister recover from breast reduction surgery as well as nanny her niece and nephew. Best friends since birth, the Golden Girls spent Emma's last night sitting down to record a conversation about everything pregnancy, postpartum, breast reduction and recovery, childhood, the evolution of their sisterhood, and a lot more. Tears were shed, jokes were made, and laughter was loud. Please enjoy this very special episode—it may be her breast one yet! Follow EMMASTHING on Instagram Follow That's What E Said on Instagram Check out EMMASTHING.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thats-what-e-said/support

Michelle Beck has survived breast cancer not once but twice. Because of a family history of breast cancer, she had an inkling that she, too, would be diagnosed, and that if she were diagnosed, she would get a mastectomy. In 2012, Michelle was diagnosed, but when she saw her diagnosis was a treatable ER-PR+/HER2-, she changed her mind and opted for a lumpectomy. However, she was diagnosed again in 2017, and this time sought a bilateral mastectomy with full reconstruction. She has gone into remission and seeks to help others through her involvement with the support group Breast Friends of Oregon. After beginning as a volunteer, Michelle is now on staff at Breast Friends, and hosts the weekly Breast Friends Cancer Support Network podcast.

Why is it so important to connect with others who "get it" during and after cancer treatment? Often, there is a sense of isolation and loneliness at this time. Supportive friends and family may be around, but they may not know the right things to say or what to do. Breast Friends has developed a wonderful program we call "Girls Nite Out." It serves to support sisterhood and we all need girlfriends! The monthly support groups are a time to share cancer journeys, interests and make new friends. Breast Friends Radio Show is broadcast live at 1pm ET on W4CS – The Cancer Support Network (www.w4cs.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). This podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

In this episode Carrie sits down with fellow Podcaster and Two-Time Breast Cancer Survivor, Michelle Beck. She shares a bit of her experience with Cancer and how she signed up to volunteer for Breast Friends of Oregon and found the support she didn't know she needed. Michelle hosts the Breast Friends Cancer Support Network podcast. For more information on the podcast and Breast Friends of Oregon, visit www.voiceamerica.com and www.breastfriends.org. Follow Michelle on Instagram @ineverlikedpink. #hwcarepodcast #breastcancersurvivor #podcasthost #blogger #thecareprojectinc

Tea: Governor Gavin Newman, Dave Chappelle, the internet body-shaming Lizzo, & MORE Wellness check: Sam shares her experience with BRCA mutation testing, breast cancer screening, and tips on breast cancer prevention. Foodie finds: presented by Shan'tel this episode. hint: this place is smokey and delicious. Entertainment: Halloween events happening in Delray, Resturtaunt anniversary specials, and MORE! Cheers to all the breast cancer survivors and the loved ones we've lost to breast cancer.

Today on the show - Seán Defoe spoke with us about the Tánaiste's comments in the Dáil about possible power cuts this winter. Founder of Breast Friends, Cllr Teresa Costello told us why she wants to see the age for Breast Check lowered to 40. Local TD's Peadar Toibin and Darren O Rourke spoke with us on plans for Navan hospital and Sinn Fein Spokesperson on Health David Cullinane discussed details of their alternative Health budget See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After Michelle was diagnosed with cancer a second time and endured a challenging treatment year, she was lost - emotionally and physically. She took a job at her son's school and had to quit after 3 days due to the pain in her body. Cue major soul searching; she needed to do SOMETHING. Thankfully, Breast Friends of Oregon was literally one mile from her house and she went in to volunteer. At this support organization, she found a strong desire to give back and help other women, taking cancer and finding the silver linings out of it. Personally, she found that writing out her experiences brought her joy and now terms herself an “over-sharer.” Nothing about her cancer journey is off limits if it will help others. Her goals are to finish a book about what she has learned from cancer and to shout it from the rooftops via written words, on any stage that will have her and also as the host of the Breast Friends Cancer Support Network podcast.

After Michelle was diagnosed with cancer a second time and endured a challenging treatment year, she was lost - emotionally and physically. She took a job at her son's school and had to quit after 3 days due to the pain in her body. Cue major soul searching; she needed to do SOMETHING. Thankfully, Breast Friends of Oregon was literally one mile from her house and she went in to volunteer. At this support organization, she found a strong desire to give back and help other women, taking cancer and finding the silver linings out of it. Personally, she found that writing out her experiences brought her joy and now terms herself an “over-sharer.” Nothing about her cancer journey is off limits if it will help others. Her goals are to finish a book about what she has learned from cancer and to shout it from the rooftops via written words, on any stage that will have her and also as the host of the Breast Friends Cancer Support Network podcast.

After Michelle was diagnosed with cancer a second time and endured a challenging treatment year, she was lost - emotionally and physically. She took a job at her son's school and had to quit after 3 days due to the pain in her body. Cue major soul searching; she needed to do SOMETHING. Thankfully, Breast Friends of Oregon was literally one mile from her house and she went in to volunteer. At this support organization, she found a strong desire to give back and help other women, taking cancer and finding the silver linings out of it. Personally, she found that writing out her experiences brought her joy and now terms herself an “over-sharer.” Nothing about her cancer journey is off limits if it will help others. Her goals are to finish a book about what she has learned from cancer and to shout it from the rooftops via written words, on any stage that will have her and also as the host of the Breast Friends Cancer Support Network podcast.

Michelle Beck has survived breast cancer not once but twice.  Because of a family history of breast cancer, she had an inkling that she, too, would be diagnosed, and that if she were diagnosed, she would get a mastectomy. In 2012, Michelle was diagnosed, but when she saw her diagnosis was a treatable ER-PR+/HER2-, she changed her mind and opted for a lumpectomy.  However, she was diagnosed again in 2017, and this time sought a bilateral mastectomy with full reconstruction. She has gone into remission and seeks to help others through her involvement with the support group Breast Friends of Oregon.  After beginning as a volunteer, Michelle is now on staff at Breast Friends, and hosts the weekly Breast Friends Cancer Support Network podcast.

In this week's episode, Yvonne shares what led her to help hundreds of women with cancer in her role as Director of Programs at Breast Friends of Oregon, a grass roots organization that provides emotional support for women going through a diagnosis. She talks about the stages that cancer survivors go through that no one really discusses, and how she helps people navigate through the cancer journey. If you're feeling like people don't really understand what you're going through, this is a must listen. Yvonne is so thoughtful in the way she talks about all the women that have touched her life through the common bond they share. You will leave this episode wanting to be her friend!

We are are talking with the delicious dynamic dual of Fire and Ice. We talk about being Breast Friends and being neighborly with a can opener. Enjoy! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Fireandice_duo    https://www.instagram.com/modellifetvshow Website: www.janinejericho.com   www.tyleetexas.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Negative body image can be near-fatal when you decide to walk around with plastic bags in your chest for almost two decades.Rhonny Dam was brave enough to openly post on social media when she had her implants removed. This open post changed the lives and improved the health of many friends and strangers who followed suit. Learn what the physicians don't tell you. Connect with a superb support group shared in this discussion - and hear from the two husbands of these breast friends, who share their thoughts on their wives first having implants, and what it was like when the women had them removed. Rhonny Dam's first book is "An A Typical Chick" and can be found on Amazon. Climate Change Presenter at the the July 31 2021 Childfree Conference, Virtual. *** This episode features our sweet husbands! Professional Comic Johnny Lee Dam and Media Creative / Improv Jester Todd Olson.

Anyone else struggle with breastfeeding? While some say it's easy, there are things that could complicate or hinder this journey. And mama, many of them have nothing to do with you. I reached out to my former IBCLC, Kara from For Babies Sake, a Dallas-area breastfeeding support team. She shares expertise and insights about the ins and outs of this practice and how to find the strength to keep steadfast on your own milk-making ride. Find more of us at: Website: https://mamaknowsnada.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mama.knows.... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mamaknowsnada/ Music: "Vacaciones" by Mike Leite Kindly note, opinions and statements made by guests on the Mama Knows Nada Podcast do not necessarily reflect the values and opinions held by Mama Knows Nada. Guests are sharing their own unique perspectives and experiences. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, Sharon Henifin, Co-Founder of Breast Friends, joins us to share stories of Becky Olson, who lost her battle with metastatic breast cancer on April 24, 2021. She will tell us the how and why they started Breast Friends together in 2000. Sharon, a certified Life Coach will then walk us through how to handle the stages of grief. Allison Hancock, Executive Director of Breast Friends, will join us and talk about how to honor Becky's legacy and move forward.Breast Friends Radio Show is broadcast live at 1pm ET on W4CS – The Cancer Support Network (www.w4cs.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). This podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

Sharon Henefin of Tualitan, Oregon is living proof that a fruitful life can be led after treatment for breast cancer. She has been free of breast cancer since 1993, and seeks to help others through the Tigard, Oregon-based support group, Breast Friends. This is her story. #breastcancersurvivor #breastcancerwarrior #breastfriends

This week, Sharon Henifin, Co-Founder of Breast Friends, joins us to share stories of Becky Olson, who lost her battle with metastatic breast cancer on April 24, 2021. She will tell us the how and why they started Breast Friends together in 2000. Sharon, a certified Life Coach will then walk us through how to handle the stages of grief. Allison Hancock, Executive Director of Breast Friends, will join us and talk about how to honor Becky's legacy and move forward.

When you go through something as serious as surviving breast cancer, it is often said that yourperspective on life changes and you realize what is truly important to you. But what happens in between the treatment and a return to so-called ‘regular life' as a cancer survivor?Having gone through treatment for breast cancer, a mastectomy and reconstructive surgery herself, Sharon was asked to help guide women going through the aftermath of cancer treatment. Realizing there was a much broader need for support, Sharon co-founded Breast Friends, an organization that helps cancer survivors take back their power, with programs, retreats and workshops designed to help women create a road map for their life beyond cancer.Later, Sharon was given the opportunity to make an impact on women's health in countries whereeducation around breast health and cancer was severely lacking. As the co-founder of Breast Advocates International, her mission is to educate and support women, advocating for early detection of breast cancer in the hopes of reducing mortality in countries that do not have access to diagnostic imaging.In this episode:1. The truth is in the eyes (Intro).2. The gift after the chaos (5:20).3. Finding my birth-mother (13:01).4. Illness along family lines (20:00).5. Advocating for women's health in other countries (26:15).6. Pandemic times, connection and other blessings (35:55).7. Discovering the important things in life (38:33).Connect with SharonSharon's book, “Thriving Beyond Cancer: Hope, Understanding, and Validation for the Cancer Survivor” is available on Amazon. If you would like to connect with Sharon, you can find her on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharonhenifin/Connect with HelenIf you or someone you know is looking for support while going through the emotional healing process of dealing with a health crisis, writing about it can bring about profound healing. To register for or find out more information about Helen's next Journaling Retreat, visit www.thegiftofbeingpresent.com.

When a person is struck with a serious illness or other trauma, it is easy to fall into a pit of sadness and just watch life move around you. We can become isolated and fearful. Dr. Fox will share with us the concept of staying in the light, and why it is so important mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. She helped Becky Olson, the co-host of this show with those very words, and now is here to to share it all with you.

Childhood friends, both breast cancer survivors, relive the joy and fears of their experiences and share why patients shouldn’t conquer cancer alone.

On this episode, K.R. brings on one of his "breast" friends, Andrew, to review 'Sound of Metal', shoot the shit, and go head to head with Nate with Horror Movie Trivia! You won't want to miss this wild ride chock full of insults and laughs. Don't forget to like, follow, and share our spooky little podcast. Also, don't forget to check out ITV Films where you can watch our entire collection of short films. This is...Those Who Remain.

Stress is the power YOU give to outside circumstance to define what you believe you are capable of handling successfully. Take it back Learn quick grab and go tips to help you stress less and live more from our guest, Lauren Miller, Googles no 1 stress relief expert.

Yvonne Nydigger, Director of Programs, and Michelle Beck, Patient Programs Assistant at Breast Friends, discuss the Transitions which will help you move into your new life after breast cancer. Transitions are a part of life. It is the grace with which you handle them that truly matters. It was the transitions in life from breast cancer that truly made Michelle look at her life and take a turn into different directions for the better.Breast Friends Radio Show is broadcast live at 1pm ET on W4CS – The Cancer Support Network (www.w4cs.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). This podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

Finding JOY in daily living is a choice and something we should all strive for. For those battling cancer, it can be very challenging. Our guest today is a two time survivor who made that choice to take her journey and turn it into something positive, something that brings her JOY. At Breast Friends, we call this the Twinkle. It's that thing that makes you light up when you talk about it. Working with us, Michelle found her twinkle, Listen in today as she shares her story and shares how you can find that special place in your life that brings out the best in you. (This episode is in honor of Kristen Janes, who introduced to us the concept of the Twinkle. We thank her and have been teaching her concept ever since.)

Hey Breast Friends, Kaci and Yana didn't have as many stories as we thought so we got some help from our Breast Friends for a good ole story time about DM diving and One night Stands. As always follow us on Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/breastsidestorypod/ https://twitter.com/BSSPod https://www.facebook.com/Breastsidestorypod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/breastsidestorypod/support

Dr. Larkey will share evidence from the latest research on the lifestyle behaviors one can adopt that reduce risk for cancer as well as reduce risk for recurrence. She will discuss her research about strategies for rebuilding wellness in the wake of a cancer diagnosis and she will share information on a study that is currently open for breast cancer survivors, aged 45-75, that provides free classes, further testing these strategies.

Today we finish a 2 part series called: How to Make Fearless Food Decisions, Conquer Cravings and Eat Foods You Love Without Stress and Guilt. Cathy Leman has been a guest on my show many times. She is a dietitian, nutrition therapist, and certified personal trainer. You can follow her on Instagram at @hormone.breastcancer.dietitian.

Today we start a new 2 part series called: How to Make Fearless Food Decisions, Conquer Cravings and Eat Foods You Love Without Stress and Guilt. Cathy Leman has been a guest on my show many times. She is a dietitian, nutrition therapist, and certified personal trainer. You can follow her on Instagram at @hormone.breastcancer.dietitian.

Welcome to "The Breast Files" where Kat and Mya talk about all things boobs.Big, Small, Real, Enhanced, Reduced and more... the BGB Gals put it all out there along with some fun facts. Mya also shares an interesting philosophy on why our hetero counter-parts seem to be so fascinated with the female breasts.From two different perspectives they share their own personal experiences as well as discover and develop an immediate, deep respect and compassion for a woman who not only holds the World Record in the breast department, but also owns that business like a freaking BOSS!Also, a big thank you to our delicious sponsor: KIND BARwww.podgo.co/kind

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Donita Rose is back on the podcast with Guji Lorenzana as they help callers with sex and love problems. “Breast-Friend” issues were raised with a caller asking how to deal with a friend who groped her breast while drunk, another caller asks what to do after finding out her LDR partner got pregnant with someone … Continue reading GTWM S05E104- Donita Rose and Guji Lorenzana Talk About “BREAST FRIENDS”

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