Gone with the wind? How breast cancer changes young women's lives
In the second of our articles about breast cancer before the menopause, we look at how the disease and its treatment travel to the very core of what it means to be a woman - from menopausal symptoms to sexuality, from dating to maintaining a happy marriage, and from fertility issues to how to help your children cope with your diagnosis.
Special feature: From hotpants to hipsters
2005 marks Amoena's 30th birthday. We take a nostalgic look back over the last three decades.
In Contact: Readers share their experiences
Readers share their encouragement and support and comment on articles features in the previous issue of Amoena Life. More letters are featured in our Readers' Forum.
Mind and body: Head Girl - Our guide to hair and skin care during chemotherapy
Losing your hair can really undermine your self-esteem. In our report we show you how to look after your hair and scalp during chemotherapy, how to choose a wig that's right for you, plus clever styling tips and make-up ideas.
New for you: Meltdown - How to keep your cool when hot flushes strike
If you're suffering from the dreaded hot flushes and night sweats, we give you lots of advice on getting the glow under control and information on some fanstastic products to help you keep your cool.