Find Your Pausitive Path Forward
Medically induced menopause after breast cancer isn't talked about enough. Here you'll find trusted, relatable, and medically sound support — from someone who's lived it. Resources, community, and real talk for survivors navigating what comes after.
A Starting Place Built for Survivors
"I was unsure of what to do after my consistent appointments came to an end — but my side effects were ramping up."
Pausitive Outlook offers a starting place for survivors who want trusted, relatable, and medically sound support on what to expect, who to talk to, and how to advocate for your post-treatment care. I'm sharing resources, communities, and products that helped me bridge the gap between ringing the end-of-treatment bell and starting my new "menopause normal."
What's Medically Induced Menopause?
Understand what happens after breast cancer treatment and why this phase often goes without support.
Patient Resources
Books, telehealth providers, communities, and substacks chosen for survivors like you.
Where Would You Like to Start?
Survivor's Essential Products
Curated items that have made a real difference managing symptoms and feeling like yourself again.
Menopause Unwrapped
Real talk via Substack — covering menopause, breast cancer, and everything no one warned you about.
Downloadable Patient Guide
Step-by-step guide to advocating for your care after treatment ends. Requires newsletter signup.
My Story
Stage 1C IDC. Recurrence. Medically induced menopause. Advocacy. Here's how this all started.
The Numbers Every Woman Should Know
1 in 8 (13%)
Women in the U.S. will develop invasive breast cancer in their lifetime.
1 in 8 (13%)
Of breast cancers are linked to inherited gene mutations.
16%
Of women diagnosed with breast cancer are under age 50.
51
Average age of menopause in the U.S.
40% Higher Mortality
Black women face a significantly higher breast cancer death rate.Among women under 50, the disparity is even greater.
Before 40
Premature menopause occurs before age 40.
The Second Bloom
A fun, safe space for women to talk about the menopause journey and build community. Expert panelists. Breast cancer journeys, skincare, mental health, sexual wellness — and curated activities that make it feel like a gathering, not a lecture.
