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While the medical community has succeeded in helping more women survive for 15, 20, 30 years and longer after a breast cancer diagnosis, few experts have focused on the sexual health and well-being of women survivors.
Two-time breast cancer survivor Gina Maisano says when women complete their treatment, they are often left with physical and emotional scars; poor body image; side effects that alter appearance, libido, and sexual enjoyment; and partners who may need help regaining interest.
In a groundbreaking new book called Intimacy after Breast Cancer (Square One Publishers, 2010), Maisano offers fellow survivors strategies to reclaim their looks, confidence, and sexual health so they can enjoy a fulfilling love life.
Maisano shares 7 ways to reclaim your sensual self, and can also discuss: Post-traumatic stress disorder -- a hidden epidemic among breast cancer survivors Medications and conditions that affect libido and sexual enjoyment in survivors Why women gain, rather than lose, weight following chemo -- and how to reverse it How to help with your partner's guilt, fear, loss of libido, and other intimacy issues Real-life stories of survivors and their battle to recover their sexual lives
Production by Lisa Davis. Website by Isa Cann of MediaArchitects.org
For more info about It's Your Health: www.itsyourhealthradio.org
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