Helpful Resources

Got questions? Need some pointers? We've got you covered! Check out our helpful resources to guide you on your way. And hey, if there's something missing, let us know! Connect with us here!

 


Adapt Air Adjustable Breast Form Instructional Video: If you have recently purchased an Adapt Air Adjustable Breast Form, this video will help to guide you on the proper way to fill the breast form. 


AskEllyn.ai

Ask Ellyn serves as a platform for change. AskEllyn is now the world’s first conversational AI for those on the breast cancer journey and their loved ones, offering wisdom, support and hope to those dealing with a diagnosis.


Restore Me ABC

Restore Me After Breast Cancer is dedicated to helping women restore their bodies and heal emotions after breast cancer. They provide Nipple-Areola
Reconstruction & Tattooing which IS an OHIP-covered procedure performed in the hospital by a Doctor. Restorative Nipple areola tattooing is a very low risk procedure that uses the art of realism to restore the areola and nipple area after breast cancer surgery or nipple necrosis for any reason. 


Knitted Knockers of Canada Logo

Knitted Knockers are custom-made breast prostheses for women who have had mastectomies or other breast procedures. They are knitted with care by dedicated volunteers and are provided free of charge upon request.


Be The Choice

Be the Choice wants to shed light on breast cancer treatment options, show the connections between those decisions, and help breast cancer patients to understand and explore their healthcare choices.

Cancer doesn’t have to be something that happens to you. They believe that knowledge is power – and so is participation. They aim to start a conversation between you and your loved ones, and between you and your physicians, that will enable you to actively engage in your treatment. It’s a better way to choose.


Know Your Lemons
Know Your Lemons' vision is a world where fewer women and men are diagnosed with breast cancer at late stages, because they can more easily recognize and report symptoms, and when no symptoms are apparent, get screened for breast cancer.