This is the very first blog in the One Warrior series. I’ve always wanted Bravery to reflect all types of cancer experiences, and all types of cancer warriors, so it’s time you heard another warrior’s story. (I also have a feeling you guys are probably sick of hearing about my story!😆) I want these blogs to comfort those who might be riding the C-train and cover things that are not discussed during doctor’s appointments. I want cancer warriors to come to the Bravery site to

A survivor's cancer story about a neck lump, hospital visits and big fears of a relapse.

To kick off Bravery Co's new friendship with MOGA, and welcome their BEAUTIFUL scarves into the Bravery Co. family, we've written a piece explaining why both of us have chosen a simple scarf to change the world. MOGA Why? I suppose the seed was planted when I was young as my Dad’s side of the family is Muslim so I grew up surrounded by strong and inspiring women who were always whirling around me in scarves. Many years later I noticed a gap in the market for young women who w

Every friend has a backstory. It’s the way you introduce them to other friends. ‘This is Kate – I know her from high school.’ ‘This is Jono – he was born from the same womb.’ ‘This is Greg - he’s the loud breather that sits next to me at work.’ My friend Steph and I have a backstory I’m fiercely proud of. Together, we kicked cancer in the nuts. EMILY: Within 5 minutes of our first conversation this little voice on the phone had told me more about chemo than all the oncologis

There’s a lot of ‘life-changing’ stuff going on in your late 20s. The stuff that you’ll remember for the rest of your life, that helps define you and sets you on your merry little way. You know - new homes, big jobs, overseas adventures, pet cactuses, relationships, engagements, babies, etc. The type of stuff where there’s a before <insert life-changing stuff> and after <insert life-changing stuff>. It’s probably the stuff you’ll ramble on to your grandkids while they preten