This Breast Cancer Survivor Is Advocating for Women Who Have Less Than 2 Breasts to Love
By A Mystery Man Writer
The image inspired us at The Sunday Paper: Women shirtless with no breasts stood arm-to-arm, their faces covered in pride. They were gathered to bring awareness around the loss of breasts to cancer treatment and to normalize going flat-chested after mastectomy—a procedure called Aesthetic Flat Closure (AFC). One vocal woman behind this advocacy is Renee Ridgeley. A breast cancer survivor and co-founder of the visibility campaign Stand Tall AFC, Ridgeley is walking, speaking, rallying, and infor
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