Our aim is to provide a creative space where stories can be told and heard.
Join the conversation #MyBreastsMyStory
Creating conversations around breast health.
#MyBreastsMyStory
We will bring together people young and old, from diverse backgrounds into conversations alongside patients, doctors, charities, support groups, health professionals, medical students, artists and creatives. We do this through exhibitions, the documentary, short films, workshops, creative writing, talks, events and social media.
“They may have taken my boobs, but they gave me a new outlook on life.”
"Know what’s normal for you! Don’t be scared. Breast cancer is very treatable :)"
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“I hated them when I was a girl. Always thought they would have to change in order for me to feel good about myself. Took a lot of self-work but now I love them! <3”
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"My boobs are small”
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“Boob neutral”
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"Know what’s normal for you! Don’t be scared. Breast cancer is very treatable :)" • “I hated them when I was a girl. Always thought they would have to change in order for me to feel good about myself. Took a lot of self-work but now I love them! <3” • "My boobs are small” • “Boob neutral” •
“Small breasts holding big stories”
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"I have learnt to love them! When I was younger I felt very conscious of them! Now I love them <3"
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“Gravity is proving a challenge these days!”
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“How I feel about them is constantly evolving <3”
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“Small breasts holding big stories” • "I have learnt to love them! When I was younger I felt very conscious of them! Now I love them <3" • “Gravity is proving a challenge these days!” • “How I feel about them is constantly evolving <3” •
“5 years of breastfeeding! My boobs are seriously hardworking.”
“One of my breasts is bigger than the other, but I love them both!”
“I have learnt to love my imperfections! My scars tell my story.”
“The closest thing to the heart is the breast.”
“The moments that I spent breastfeeding were amazing… that time where you just look into a baby's eyes and think, “Wow, I made you and now I'm feeding you and now you’re growing!”
Ros
“Coming through breast cancer, not just once, but twice gave me a chance to reset and ask myself is there something else I want to be doing? So I decided to go back to university and study fashion management and produce my own bra for ladies who've been through the same surgery as I have.”
Alex
“When I was diagnosed with cancer, I suddenly started appreciating things the smell of rain. And I remember thinking, if I die, I'm never going to smell that smell again and ever since then I've looked at rain differently. I'm not so cross with it.”
Annette
“Some women who have smaller boobs might say that they want bigger boobs, but when you’ve got them, you feel quite uncomfortable and a little bit on show.”
Christen
“I talk about joy a lot, and it's the joy of being able to talk with my son and to have these really light hearted but serious conversations about it.”
Yvonne