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Saying Goodbye
Dearest Breast,
You became a part of me nearly 33 years ago and we have journeyed together ever since. You have brought femininity to my figure and form to my clothes. Through bodily changes in the childbearing years, you lent to me a proportionate shape. You have gifted me intimate moments with my husband including pleasures not elsewhere found. No one talks about such hush things of this nature, but in secret places we know this to be true.
A Message From Terry
Welcome to the first issue of Walking on Quickstand for 2026.
This is a very special issue for those who are survivors of, or are living with, inflammatory breast cancer. In this edition, we focus heavily on our participation in the annual San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.
You will find real-time conversations between patients and researchers, along with articles highlighting Canadian leadership attending the symposium for the first time. This issue also brings forward the importance of advocacy, policy change, and the ongoing needs of the inflammatory breast cancer community.
Alongside these themes, we share hopeful scientific developments that may impact our cause in meaningful ways.
We hope you enjoy this special issue.
Also included is a very personal reflection from me as the charity continues to grow and move through important transitions.
Hope always,
Terry Lynn Arnold
Terry Arnold
Founder
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