This, one of the most acclaimed breast cancer blogs around, reveals how Mel has tackled her carcinoma breast cancer diagnosis. She also produces a radio show here.

Proclaiming to explore "the intersection between cancer and creativity," this blog does just that. Written by a writer, all the articles are detailed and thorough.

I started this blog so I could keep my friends and family up on my dealings with breast cancer but now it has evolved into my take on the medical world as well as my medical ups and downs. My list of ailments so you can keep up: slowly healing left sprained ankle, right knee partially torn ACL, l...

Blogger Ann has personally kick breast cancer's tail in Sacramento, California. Her blog began in September 2009, when she first detected a lump on her breast in May of that same year. She decided to ignore the symptom, and ended up suffering from a cancer diagnosis soon afterward. Ann's site has...

Hit songs by Beyonce and India.Arie appear on Marcy's uplifting blog here, with the intention of bolstering the spirits of those confront breast cancer with aggressive and empowering beats. This page is also strewn with informative videos and links to help cancer battlers feel a little closer to ...

Jill has logged in a lion's share of years in direct conflict with breast cancer. First diagnosed in 1999 in her late 30s, she has gone on to grapple the cancer an additional four more times. Above all, Jill appears to be focused on once again conquering the illness and breaking free once and for...

An extremely positive reception from Stephen Fry may not cure cancer, but it should definitely direct you to Lisa's polished and poignant page here. At twenty-eight years of age, the telling lump arrived that would launch stage-three cancer. Yet Lisa demonstrated a refreshing, nearly caustic wit,...

Christina Olachia, a 37 year old mother of two began The Uniboob Club blog after her battle with breast cancer. She was diagnosed in 2006 and had a mastectomy and underwent chemotherapy. The blog is not just about her journey but it is a way to help other women going through what she went through...

Pink is the official color of the war against breast cancer, yet wearing trinkets to represent one's struggle doesn't bring about instant relief. This blog makes it clear that cancer can be chaotic.

Blogger Brenda does an excellent job of providing the latest information on the breast cancer survival front. The writing here is as engrossing as it is informative.