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While it is possible to have a baby after going through cancer treatment, that decision will depend on the kind of breast cancer you have and the kind of treatment you received.

Having a baby after breast cancer

Some women are opting to “go flat” after a mastectomy — choosing not to have breast reconstruction for a variety of reasons, including the desire to just be done with surgery. For many, it’s a bold decision that flies in the face of convention. “A lot of us women are sticking together and helping each other through this journey of being this new look,” says artist and survivor, Marianne Cuozzo. “We’re trying to make it so that it’s not this stigma.”

Going flat after mastectomy

When you see a commercial for anything to do with breast cancer, there’s a good chance the women in it will be white, says advocate and breast cancer survivor Ericka Hart. "Breast cancer can happen to anybody, so you want to be seen in advocacy campaigns,” says Hart, diagnosed at 28 with triple negative.

Ericka Hart, breast cancer advocate

Helen Mirren proves age is just a number and goes topless for charity campaign.

Helen Mirren goes topless for charity campaign

Planning a wedding is stressful but when the Queen is your grandmother and millions of people will tune in to watch the big day – the pressure is unimaginable.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle denied 'dreamy' wedding reception venue

Bathing suits have come a long way, check out the history of the one-piece.

The history of the one-piece bathing suit

The perfect dress to wear to all of your holiday functions.

Holiday Style

When <em>Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs</em> came out in 1938, she was the first Disney Princess. The fairest of them all was given a gothic Tudor-inspired fashion look, according to David Pacheco, the creative director at Disney, and her eyebrows are thin pencil lines with red ruby lips. "In order to keep the character looking young, she wore a little bow in her hair," he explained. "She was very special to Walt Disney. She set the ground rules for all the Disney Princesses."

When Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs came out in 1938, she was the first Disney Princess. The fairest of them all was given a gothic Tudor-inspired fashion look, according to David Pacheco, the creative director at Disney, and her eyebrows are thin pencil lines with red ruby lips. "In order to keep the character looking young, she wore a little bow in her hair," he explained. "She was very special to Walt Disney. She set the ground rules for all the Disney Princesses."

What you didn't know about Snow White's style

Beauty editor Jacqueline Laurean Yates goes back to her alma mater to get all the latest style trends at homecoming.

HBCU Homecoming Style

Badass female characters are dominating the list of Emmy nominees this year, and to celebrate their fearless conviction, we’ve compiled a list of bold, powerful quotes from some of our favorite female characters.