The best way to put breast health advocacy in your hands

Feel For Your Life is an  advocacy platform that utilizes digital and print resources to amplify your voice towards better breast health. It was created by Jessica Baladad, a cancer patient who uses her experience with a life-altering diagnosis to equip you to be seen, heard and understood in your medical care.

Feel For Your Life is sponsored by Radiant Wrap.

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Put breast health advocacy in your hands

The Feel For Your Life app is a free resource that's reached tens of thousands of women all over the world! It allows you to set monthly reminders, track your changes and access resources to help you advocate for your breast health. Feel For Your Life also has AI tools that translate your pathology reports into terms you understand while providing you with questions to ask your doctor. 

Feel For Your Life is sponsored by Radiant Wrap.

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Advocacy You Can Wear

Feel For Your Life wants to support you in your medical advocacy with unique styles in apparel and accessories designed to help you showcase your stance toward the care you deserve!

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Download the FREE app!

The Feel For Your Life app is a free resource that's reached tens of thousands of women all over the world! It allows you to set monthly reminders, track your changes and access resources to help you advocate for your breast health. Feel For Your Life also has AI tools that translate your pathology reports into terms you understand while providing you with questions to ask your doctor. 

Available now in the Apple Store and Google Play Store!


 

The Medical Advocacy Planner

The Feel For Your Life Medical Advocacy Planner (MAP) is your compass for taking charge of your breast health. It serves as your steadfast companion that will guide you through evaluating your current breast health needs, show you how to build a proactive plan and equip you to champion your advocacy. This MAP is your passport to unlocking the tools to confidently use your voice, navigate the complexities of healthcare and take risk-reducing measures against cancer. 

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The App

The Feel For Your Life app is a free resource that's reached tens of thousands of women all over the world! It allows you to set monthly reminders, track your changes and access resources to help you advocate for your breast health. Feel For Your Life also has AI tools that translate your pathology reports into terms you understand while providing you with questions to ask your doctor. 

Available now in the Apple Store and Google Play Store!

Your Self Exam Plan

Learn about 10 different kinds of benign occurrences that can be found in the breast and be equipped with the tools and resources to take action in your breast health.

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Your Medical Bill Breakdown

Medical bills can be confusing, but this guide simplifies the key parts of a bill, helping you understand charges, insurance coverage and where to spot errors. 

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Slash Your Medical Bills

Discover practical tips to reduce your medical costs. You'll learn about your rights to negotiate with hospital billing departments and ease the burden of healthcare expenses.

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Are You Covered?

Many states have mandates requiring insurance coverage for supplemental breast screenings. See if you’re covered in your state and learn about the new regulations concerning women with dense breasts. 

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Your SELF EXAM plan!

In this free guide, we'll walk you through developing a self exam plan, where you'll learn about 10 different kinds of benign occurrences that can be found in the breast and be equipped with the tools and resources to take action in your breast health.

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Your SELF EXAM plan!

In this free guide, we'll walk you through developing a self exam plan, where you'll learn about 10 different kinds of benign occurrences that can be found in the breast and be equipped with the tools and resources to take action in your breast health.

Spam is the cancer of the internet. We're not going to do that to you.

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Advocacy You Can Wear

Feel For Your Life wants to support you in your medical advocacy with unique styles in apparel and accessories designed to help you showcase your stance toward the care you deserve!

SELECT YOUR STYLE

Meet Jessica 

Problem Solver + Changemaker


Jessica Baladad found a lump in her breast while performing a self exam in the shower at 33 years old. It eventually led to her breast cancer diagnosis, an experience that has impassioned her to become an advocate for women’s breast health.

In 2021, she launched the Feel For Your Life app to create digital tools and resources to empower others to be more comfortable with doing self exams, getting screened and making informed decisions with their medical providers. The app quickly went viral after its launched and is helping tens of thousands of people all over the world!

Jessica has spoken to businesses, nonprofits and community groups about getting unstuck, cultivating a solutions-oriented mindset and post-traumatic growth. She hosts workshops, emcees live events and leads interactive seminars that challenge conventional thinking on healthcare. Her story is told with tenacity and optimism as she illustrates how she sought opportunities amid uncertainty and adversity. 

Jessica is available for events, media interviews and consultations. To book her, reach out to her team at info[at]feelforyourlife[dot]com.


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Feel Your Cups & Fill Your Cup!

Thanks for visiting Feel For Your Life! I like to encourage others to do their self exams by incentivizing them with coffee (or treat of their choice). All you have to do is show this to the barista, and they’ll scan the code. If there's money left on it, your drink or sweet treat will be paid for!