“When I was 21, I was diagnosed with breast cancer” – Lorna’s Story

Lorna was unaware that breast cancer could affect younger people until she was diagnosed at the age of 21. Lorna chatted to us about what led her to visit her GP and what advice she might give to someone who has found something unusual.

The wait is over, our shiny new, game-changing tool, The Self-Checkout has arrived! The Self-Checkout is designed to help you get to know your chest by addressing some of the common barriers to checking.

Nahila was 34 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer, in the midst of the pandemic. After noticing an inversion on her breast, Nahila spoke to us about why she decided to get a second opinion, and why people can often feel reluctant to talk about breast cancer within the South Asian community. 

When Tasha discovered she had a hereditary link to breast cancer, she decided to speak to her doctor to find out more about her risk. Tasha talked to us about how she found out more and why she thinks it’s important for people to be aware of breast cancer.

We’re working with mindful aromatherapy Scentered to encourage you to ‘Show Your Boobs Some Love.’ Find out more about the collection and the campaign!

Ollie was 21 when he found a lump in the shower. We spoke to Ollie about his experience navigating breast cancer and why he feels it’s so important for people to be aware that breast cancer affects all genders.