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“My grief deserves to be witnessed.”👑

Queen Megan was diagnosed at 29 with Stage 3A hormone-positive Invasive Ductal Carcinoma.

For Megan, survivorship hasn’t meant cancer disappearing from her life.

“There’s so much that continues to haunt you in survivorship. Still grieving my pre-cancer body, mindset, hair… learning to navigate this person I am today.”

Her body is still changing. There are losses she is still grieving. Relationships and connection look different. And she is still learning how to exist within a life that looks very different from the one she imagined.

But somewhere within that grief, Megan is also learning to make room for celebration.

“To celebrate myself. My scars. My body. I realized that my body is worth celebrating. My grief deserves to be witnessed. There are people who will hold space for me. Still.”

The grief didn’t disappear because it was witnessed.

She still carries it.

But she doesn’t have to hide it, rush through it, or wait until it’s gone to recognize everything else that exists alongside it.

“I am proud of myself for continuing to show up, daily. I give myself permission to feel all the things. To keep believing and hoping. That even though my life is nothing of what I dreamt of, it’s so much more.”

And maybe this is what Restore can look like:

Grieving the body you had AND celebrating the body you’re in.

Acknowledging the life you thought you would have AND making room for the life that’s here.

Allowing yourself to feel all of it—and knowing your grief deserves to be witnessed, too. 👑

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Forget ghosts, goblins, and haunted houses. 💀🎃

Because nothing gets your heart racing quite like an unexpected call from your oncologist, a new random ache, or seeing test results pop up in MyChart. 👻

And while we can laugh about some of these things (because dark humor is practically a survival skill at this point), the reality is that survivorship comes with fears that don’t magically disappear when treatment ends.

Sometimes the scariest things are the ones nobody else can see.

What’s something scarier than Halloween that only someone who’s been through breast cancer would understand?

Wrong answers, dark humor, and painfully relatable experiences are ALL welcome 😂💀

I’ll go first… “Your test results have been released to MyChart.”

#BreastCancerSurvivor #BreastCancerAwareness #LifeAfterCancer #CancerHumor #BreastCancerCommunity Survivorship

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Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day 🎀

There is no one path to rebuilding your relationship with your body after breast cancer.

Breast reconstruction can take many forms, from implants and tissue-based reconstruction to aesthetic flat closure. Each path comes with its own decisions, experiences, and outcomes. For some women, that means recreating the shape of their breasts. For others, it means choosing a smooth, flat chest. And for many, the journey looks different from what they originally imagined.

These decisions are deeply personal, and they aren’t always simple.

Reconstruction can involve multiple surgeries, physical discomfort, complications, unexpected outcomes, and a long process of adjusting to a body that has already endured so much. Some women find confidence and connection through their choices, while others experience grief, frustration, or outcomes that look and feel different from what they expected.

There is no one right way to feel whole after breast cancer.

You can choose implants, use your own tissue, pursue aesthetic flat closure, or explore different options over time. You can feel confident in your decision and still grieve what you’ve lost. You can be grateful for your body and still struggle to recognize it.

At The Boobie Queen Company, we believe body image care is an essential part of survivorship. The physical changes of breast cancer often carry emotional experiences that deserve just as much attention, compassion, and support.

Today, we’re honoring every Queen navigating these decisions, living with the outcomes, and learning to build a relationship with her body after breast cancer.

Your worth, beauty, femininity, and wholeness have never been determined by your breasts. 👑

#BreastReconstructionAwarenessDay #BreastCancerSurvivorship #AestheticFlatClosure #BodyImageAfterCancer #TheBoobieQueenCompany

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$Menopause wasn’t part of the plan in our 20s or 30s. But neither was breast cancer. 💗 For many young breast cancer survivors, menopause can become an unexpected part of treatment and life after cancer. Chemotherapy may cause temporary or permanent menopause, while surgical removal of the ovaries causes immediate menopause. Ovarian suppression and certain hormone therapies can also create menopause-like symptoms, even when menopause itself isn’t permanent. And for many women, these changes don’t simply disappear when active treatment ends. Some continue navigating menopause, ongoing hormone suppression, or lingering symptoms for years into survivorship. Hot flashes. Night sweats. Joint pain. Brain fog. Sleep disturbances. Changes in sexual health, intimacy, mood, and body image. But beyond the physical symptoms, there’s an emotional side that often goes unspoken. Grieving changes to our bodies, fertility, sexuality, and the choices we thought we’d have. Learning to understand a body that suddenly feels unfamiliar. Adjusting to changes we never anticipated while still processing everything cancer has already taken us through. We can be grateful for the treatments that help keep us alive AND acknowledge the very real impact they have on our quality of life. At The Boobie Queen Company, we believe survivorship is about more than getting through treatment. It’s about having the support, resources, and space to navigate everything that comes during treatment and long after, including the parts that aren’t always easy to talk about. This World Menopause Day, we’re making room for those conversations. Because young survivors deserve to feel heard, understood, and supported through every change. And if you’re navigating these changes yourself, you don’t have to figure it all out alone. You deserve to ask questions, explore ways to manage your symptoms with your healthcare team, and connect with other women who understand what it’s like to get to know your body all over again. Your quality of life matters, too. \#WorldMenopauseDay #BreastCancerSurvivorship #MedicalMenopause #YoungBreastCancerSurvivors #TheBoobieQueenCompany$

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