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Breast Cancer Care Package:
11 Self-Care Items to Bring You Joy
These products were chosen to help make life a little bit easier during treatment.

ESSENCE
Defeating Their Diagnosis Motivated Breast Cancer Survivors To Start Living A More Intentional Life
THREE WOMEN SHARE HOW THEIR OUTLOOK, AND THEIR PATHS, SHIFTED WHEN THEY WERE DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER AND AFTER THEY WERE SUCCESSFULLY TREATED FOR IT.
BY LYNDSAY LEVINGSTON

Houston native survived breast cancer, then created SurviveHER to make sure you do, too
SurviveHER founder Lyndsay Levingston was diagnosed in 2019 with an aggressive subtype of breast cancer. She knows firsthand how difficult it is to go to war with the disease, but after 15 rounds of chemotherapy, she came out victorious. She shares part of her story below and a list of items friends and family can combine to create a thoughtful care package full of keepsakes for the one they love.

ESSENCE
Sisters In Survivorship: Black Women On Life After Breast Cancer
WOMEN SHARE WHAT LIFE WITH AND AFTER A DIAGNOSIS IS LIKE—AND WHY THE JOURNEY DOESN’T CONCLUDE ONCE TREATMENT ENDS
BY LYNDSAY LEVINGSTON

ROLLING OUT
Lyndsay Levingston shares her breast cancer journey and raises awareness
Lyndsay Levingston is a multi-hyphenate media personality, researcher, and segment producer for “The Black News Channel” and an active member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. She is the founder of SurviveHer, a nonprofit focused on giving hope to breast cancer survivors. Levingston joined “Health IQ” to discuss her journey and the work she’s doing through her nonprofit.

DEFENDER
Breast cancer “SurviveHER” pushes preventative care
Lyndsay Levingston never thought that being a breast cancer survivor would be a part of her life story.
The Houston native and founder of the breast cancer awareness and wellness platform SurviveHER, lived a healthy lifestyle and enjoyed the fruits of her labor as an accomplished broadcast media professional in New York City, but in July 2019, the life that she once knew completely changed forever.

BLACK ENTERPRISE
DEI (Diversity. Equity. Inclusion) takes centerstage at Cannes Lions Festival

Ida Harris, BLACK ENTERPRISE‘s director of digital content, moderated the panel on Achieving Equity: Novartis’ Pioneering Journey Towards Health Equity and Innovation. Harris led the conversation with SurviveHER founder Lyndsay Levingston, Black Heart Association Founder Tara Robinson, and Head of US ESG Strategy, Ops & Partnerships, Martin Hamlette. Hamlette, a diversity leader for Novartis, shared more on the company’s initiatives, such as Healthy Zip Codes, to reduce health disparities that impact minorities most.