By A Mystery Man Writer
With the dearth of cultural representation, people who've undergone mastectomies or lumpectomies too often feel abhorrent and alone. Here, four women share how their relationship with their breasts changed after cancer surgery.
With the dearth of cultural representation, people who've undergone mastectomies or lumpectomies too often feel abhorrent and alone. Here, four women share how their relationship with their breasts changed after cancer surgery.
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