Adaptive Fashion for Breast Cancer Survivors
For nearly half of women diagnosed with breast cancer, the fight doesn't always end when declared cancer free.
According to the National Library of Medicine, around 30% to 50% of breast cancer patients suffer from long-term effects due to treatments, making everyday tasks more challenging.
Adaptive fashion expert Helya Mohammadian created a clothing line to help those recovering. For more information, visit slickchicksonline.com.
Everyday tasks like bathing, getting dressed, driving, and other things become more challenging.
Author's summary: Adaptive fashion helps breast cancer survivors.
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