Surviving cancer with sarcasm, sex talk, and zero filters.

Something new from Après Cancer is almost ready. It's for anyone living after a cancer diagnosis and for the people holding them up. It's led by Angie Helton, a two-time triple-negative breast cancer survivor in southern Maine who has never once kept her mouth shut. Until it's ready, the shop is open.

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Something new from Après Cancer is almost ready.

  • Who it's for

    Anyone living after a cancer diagnosis, and the people holding them up: the partners, the friends, the one running the meal train.

  • Why

    Because the pamphlets skip the parts that matter: sex after chemo, the marriage under pressure, the friend who disappeared, and the laughing you're apparently not supposed to do.

  • Who's leading it

    Angie Helton. Two-time triple negative breast cancer survivor, southern Maine. Roller skates at her last chemo, supercars through the Alps between surgery and radiation, and a Samoyed with a painted tail in the Dana-Farmer infusion suite. Zero filters.