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See the latest Coronavirus Information including testing sites, visitation restrictions , appointments and scheduling, location hours , virtual classes , patient FAQs and more. You're in the shower, and you feel a lump in your breast. You're cooking dinner, and you suddenly feel a shooting pain in your breast. You're getting dressed, and you notice nipple discharge. You might notice these changes at any moment. They can be scary -- and they often leave you unsure of what to do next.

Thousands told us what they wanted in a pregnancy, newborn, postpartum, baby-feeding, baby-sleep, and baby-gear guide and everything they wished they had known before having their baby. This is that guide. Listening to what our fans told us what every parent needed when expecting or had a new baby, we created first edition of The Leaky Boob New Baby Guide and it is the guide of our dreams. Honest, concise, informative and all around fun to read! Refreshing to have such a valuable resource by those truly in-the-know. Not convinced?

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With roughly 1 in 8 women developing breast cancer in their lifetime, the odds are high that nearly everyone is affected by this disease in some way. This national nonprofit organization was created by and for women living with breast cancer and is committed to helping those affected by the disease. With comprehensive, medically reviewed information and multiple methods of support, this is a great place to find answers, insights, and experiences. On the blog, advocates and breast cancer survivors share personal stories on everything from cold caps to art therapy , while the Learn section takes you through every detail from diagnosis to treatment and beyond. Anna is a young breast cancer survivor.