Helping women reclaim their bodies.
The Nipple Sisters, Carmelina Baccari and Kacie Rainey, help breast cancer survivors regain their body confidence through areola restoration.

The Nipple Sisters, Carmelina Baccari and Kacie Rainey, help breast cancer survivors regain their body confidence through areola restoration.

In this series, we capture the bravery, strength, honesty, hope and resilience of Albertans living with cancer.

Joan Hauber has dedicated more than three decades to life-saving work — early breast cancer detection.
Hina Haq, a Calgarian originally from Pakistan, is a devoted mother of three children and has been married for two decades. Her inspiring story is a testament to the power […]

Kim Duke is an entrepreneur and writer in St. Albert, Alberta. Her cancer journey began in 2016, after she recently turned 50 years old. “It’s one of the few things […]

Krissy Chutskoff was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 37. Navigating this disease at a young age came with challenges, yet throughout her cancer journey, she found hope […]

At eight months pregnant, all while mothering a two-year-old, Carolina Diaz discovered a lump on her breast. The Columbian-Canadian knew immediately that there was something deeply wrong. While her gynecologist […]

On the day of her late brother’s birthday, Bernice Heisler was diagnosed with cancer. “That phone call hit me like a ton of bricks,” she recalls. Bernice Heisler’s cancer journey […]

Candace Cook has been living with cancer for over a decade. She was first diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer over ten years ago and then stage 4 over seven […]

One evening in November 2020, Jennifer Dell was getting ready for bed when she found a lump in her armpit. She called her doctor first thing in the morning and […]