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By A Mystery Man Writer

Last updated 23 Sept 2024

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month exclusive bralette has a purpose: to remind you to check yourself with regular self exams, so you can learn your normal. That’s why it has the words Check Yourself embroidered along the side of its super-soft microfiber fabric. You are the expert of your own body, and by knowing your normal, you can detect any changes that could be signs of breast cancer. “At 28 years old, I felt a lump in my breast while taking a shower. I was healthy and had no known family history of breast cancer, yet knew this lump wasn’t the norm for me. After being told I was too young for cancer, I trusted my intuition, asked for additional testing, and was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. Since my diagnosis, I’ve co-founded The Breasties, and we’ve made it
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month exclusive bralette has a purpose: to remind you to check yourself with regular self exams, so you can learn your normal. That’s why it has the words Check Yourself embroidered along the side of its super-soft microfiber fabric. You are the expert of your own body, and by knowing your normal, you can detect any changes that could be signs of breast cancer. “At 28 years old, I felt a lump in my breast while taking a shower. I was healthy and had no known family history of breast cancer, yet knew this lump wasn’t the norm for me. After being told I was too young for cancer, I trusted my intuition, asked for additional testing, and was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. Since my diagnosis, I’ve co-founded The Breasties, and we’ve made it our mission to educate and empower all individuals to know their risk, to know their bodies, and to advocate for themselves.” - Allie Brumel Co-founder, The Breasties For the whole month of October in 2022, 100% of proceeds from this super-soft Bliss bralette were donated to The Breasties, the first all-inclusive nonprofit organization that creates community for survivors, previvors, thrivers, and carevivors, impacted by breast and gynecologic cancers.