Going Topless
A breast cancer survivor's story
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Today’s Featured Collective Writer
Today I’m featuring Collective writer,
and her publication , a supportive “newsletter and a podcast for breast cancer survivors who need to know they aren't alone.”Kathleen is working hard to remove the stigma of having a mastectomy by being featured several times topless. The negative perceptions and misunderstandings of mastectomies can only be overcome visually. There is artistry in these images, and they tell a personal story of overcoming challenges.
Kathleen aims to promote body confidence and encourage open discussions about breast cancer, resilience, and adapting to one’s body after a major change.
This is her latest article published March 24th.
Vibe: Brave
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