Pregnancy’s Substack
Pregnancy After CancerRaising breast cancer awareness among young women and addressing the fertility and pregnancy questions they face. Pregnancy After Cancer does this through short personal stories and by publishing scientific research on the subject.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 18 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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Pregnancy After Cancer: What the Research Really Says (2010–2025)
When I was forced to look into pregnancy after cancer research in 2015 (because my doctors didn’t know if it was safe), there was not much to be found. Today is 2025. I am already 9 years postpartum as a cancer survivor but I decided to dig...
Breast cancer and pregnancy in 1966.
I mean, what were even the treatment protocols back then? I compare my protocols in 2009 with today’s, and they’ve progressed so much…
welcome to the USSR
This story is told by Olesya about her mom.
This pregnancy-after-cancer story bega...
Pregnancy, motherhood and the Li-Fraumeni Syndrome
Alright, a new day, a new discovery. Up until recently, my knowledge of gene mutations was mostly limited to BRCA1 and BRCA2. Then came CHEK2, thanks to a story shared by Holly. But recently, I learned about something new — Li-Fraumeni synd...
When Is It Safe to Get Pregnant After Chemotherapy: A Guide for Survivors
Many women who survive cancer still want to know if—and when—they can safely try for a baby. The answer depends on the type of chemotherapy drugs used, how your body recovered, and your cancer type. There is no one-size-fits-all timeline, b...
Pregnancy during cervical cancer
Today, I will share Evgeniya’s story. Several years ago, she underwent treatment for cervical cancer. Learning about a new pregnancy and the recurrence of cervical cancer simultaneously, 7 years after the primary treatment, was a daunting e...
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Thank you for reading my blog. About me: Triple-negative breast cancer at 26 y.o. Mom at 33 y.o. Founded the Pregnant After Cancer Society to share stories of badass women who became moms after cancer.
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