At 57 and 67, two Delhi mothers chose breast reconstruction; how their children helped them put themselves first

In a remarkable shift towards self-care, two women from New Delhi, aged 57 and in their late sixties, have opted for breast reconstruction later in life, spurred on by the support of their children. This decision underscores a growing awareness of the importance of well-being and the often-overlooked benefits of breast reconstruction, particularly in enhancing quality of life and psychological health post-breast cancer treatment.