Get to know the Halton Naval Veterans Association
*Featured Sponsor* We want to celebrate the Halton Naval Veterans Association as a regular generous supporter of “The Camisole Project”. Thank you for your substantial donations to our project providing post surgical camisoles and other necessary items for women going...
BREAST PROSTHESIS FULL COVERAGE PETITION
As you all know, the cost of living and everything in our everyday has gone up. The products we carry to fit our customers, ie. raw materials, freight, labour, all have gone up. Although we do our best to support our customers with a perfect fitting of a breast form,...
December Diaper Drive a Success
THANK YOU SO MUCH TO EVERYONE THAT SUPPORTED OUR DIAPER DRIVE FOR SHIFRA HOUSE! We collectively donated hundreds of diapers, baby wipes, essential baby items, and gifts for the new mothers. We were overwhelmed by the support we had from our friends, clients, and our...
SOCKS, SOCKS, AND MORE SOCKS!
Did you know that socks are one of the most valued but least donated item of clothing? Well, Socks For Hope has changed that! This year Socks For Hope asked the community, and they received almost 14,000 pairs of socks to distribute to organizations in need. This is...Understanding Lymphedema
Lymphedema is a condition most likely caused by the removal or damage of lymph nodes, which can result in swelling and infections. Learn more about lymphedema and how to manage it by exercising, nutrition, MLD and compression garments. Book an appointment with Barb, a...
Tips, Advice, and Guidance for the Newly and Recently Diagnosed
The Canadian Breast Cancer Network has composed a helpful guide for newly or recently diagnosed breast cancer patients. There is a great section on tips and checklist to prepare for your medical appointments. View PDF here The CBCN has several blog articles helpful to...
Benefits of Calendula
Calendula flowers are well known for having antiseptic, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties. Calendula is a type of plant that is related to the daisy family. Another name for it is Marigold. It has quite a long history as a treatment for many skin...
What is Cording (Axillary (under arm) web syndrome)?
Cording, or the medical term Axillary (under arm) web syndrome sometimes develops as a side effect of axillary lymph node dissection or sentinel lymph node biopsy. Most people diagnosed with breast cancer need to have one or more of these surgeries. These procedures...
Generous Donation from Halton Naval Veterans Association.
👏Thank you to the Halton Naval Veterans Association for their generous $1000 donation to The Camisole Project. We are thrilled with their donation that helps support women going through breast cancer treatments. Visit their website:...
$2500 donation for The Camisole Project from Joelle’s
Thank you to Joelle’s for the generous donation of $2500 for The Camisole Project. In October 2021, Joelles partnered with Black Robot and Yates & Co. on “Joelle’s X Velvet Limited Edition 25th Anniversary Daisy Tee” Initiative. With...
Covid will never stop kindness!
Kendra just dropped off 460 pairs of cozy socks for our Because.We.Care packages. We are grateful for this generous donation from @socksforhope in collaboration with @burlingtontaxi A huge thank you to Sara,Kendra and their team. We also want to thank everyone in the...
Love Your Legs – Varicose Veins
1 in 5 Canadians suffer from Varicose Veins. The cause of Varicose veins is not really known however it can happen when the superficial veins in the legs are in trouble. Some of the symptoms of Varicose veins in the lower extremities are pain, tingling, numbness, and...
Exercise and Breast Cancer
Exercise is one of the most important things you can do to stay healthy after being diagnosed with breast cancer. Research has shown that women who exercise have an improved quality of life and have fewer side effects during and following treatment. Exercise has also...
What is Arthritis of the hands?
Arthritis is a disease that attacks the tissues of your joints. A joint is where two bones meet. Arthritis can attack the lining of your joint or the cartilage, the smooth covering at the ends of bones. Eventually the cartilage breaks down, the ends of your bones...