Content Notice
This website contains real stories, images, and language related to breast cancer, treatment, and survivorship. Some content may be emotionally challenging, including references to surgery, medical procedures, hair loss, scars, and personal experiences with illness.
Please take care of yourself while viewing. Step away or seek support if you need to. You are not alone.
Meet The Founder
I was diagnosed with stage-2 breast cancer at the age of 26. I survived breast cancer, but surviving didn’t mean I immediately felt whole again. When treatment ended, I still had to learn how to live in a changed body, process everything I had experienced, and meet the woman I had become.
That is why I created WHAT THE PXNK.
I wanted a space that talks about the parts of breast cancer and survivorship that don’t always make it into the pink-ribbon conversations: the fear, the anger, the exhaustion, the mental health side, the relationships that change, and the reality of trying to move forward when you are still processing what happened to you.
WHAT THE PXNK is about surviving cancer, but also being real about what it takes to learn how to live after it.
