These 3 Celebrities Are Living With Metastatic Breast Cancer

The rumour mill went into overdrive when Nadine Coyle was spotted holding hands in the back of a car with the father of her daughter, Jason Bell. And according to new magazine, the couple are back in a relationship.

Sofia Vergara wants women to remember to get their mammograms.

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Cristina opens with an arresting scene: A woman, getting her hair buzzed, offers some beauty advice. Wait to shave your head until after the chemo starts, she says to the camera.

Don’t die before you die. This is your time to make memories.

—Abigail Johnson“I also have a dragon that curves around my right hip, down to my knee, where I had rods surgically inserted into my femur to support my bones, where the cancer had spread; this hides the scars. To me, dragons symbolize spring, generosity, independence, free-mindedness, and creativity.

These could be the last pictures of me not having cancer, I thought.The call from my ob-gyn came later that day: I had breast cancer in my right breast, and it had spread to my right lymph node. She gave me the name of a surgeon at UCLA, and encouraged me to leave NYC immediately and get back home to L.A.When we were at the airport, on our way home, I told my husband that our children are my legacy, and he had to take good care of them and teach them to remember me.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.CREATIVE staff at a Coatbridge butcher brought bright colour to customers’ days to raise funds for charity.Hugh Black & Sons collected an amazing £1201.08 by “Wearing it Pink” for Breast Cancer Now.The team – who have hailed customers for embracing the event and contributing to the fantastic final total – all donned pink wigs, aprons and masks, decorated the Main Street shop and held a raffle in aid of the

any breast cancer diagnosis can feel impossible to navigate. And a can feel infinitely more overwhelming.

Kyle Richards is turning the pain of losing her mother to breast cancer into an opportunity to urge other women to take preventive measures to avoid the same fate.The 51-year-old Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star’s mother, Kathleen Richards, died in 2002 after being diagnosed with the disease. Eighteen years later, Kyle partnered with her longtime breast surgeon, Dr.

different chapters from birth to toddler to preteen to adult and all of that. God forbid that something should happen to me or vice versa.“My daughter and I are so close and mothers are expected to be superheroes,” she says.