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flatplease has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in January 2023. Resources flatplease has populated their site with include: • AskEllyn + Cigna Healthcare • AskEllyn • Ellyn Winters-Robinson's Amazon Page • Photo Essays - Dense Breasts Canada • Now Available on Amazon: Flat Please Hold the Shame • First A.I. companion supporting breast cancer patients | Your Morning • From Tech to Touch: How Empathy-Driven Technologies Can Shape the Future of Cancer Care • Why I Chose To Remain Flat After My Mastectomy - Chatelaine • Ellyn's Keynote Presentation: Purpose in Diagnosis • CTV National News: Advocates hear Kate’s message • Ellyn and AskEllyn's Fireside Chat with Dr. Illya Gipp, global head of clinical oncology, GE Healthcare • AskEllyn.ai featured in www.fastcompany.com • 70 per cent of Canadians turn to search engines to understand a diagnosis. Here's why that's a problem • Let's Talk AI - Ellyn Winters-Robinson and Chris Silivestru • Putting AI to work for women’s health - Communitech • 'Taking away that loneliness': How an AI website is supporting women through breast cancer diagnoses • Conversational AI for breast cancer patients now live • AskEllyn: ChatGPT intended to help those suffering from breast cancer | Globalnews.ca • www.unite.ai • CTV News Spotlights I WANT YOU TO KNOW • 612 | Don’t Let Breasts Define Women with Ellyn Winters • Melanie Mailman & Ellyn Winters-Robinson - • Ellyn Winters Feels 'Powerful' Without Breast Implants After Double Mastectomy: 'I'm Not Hiding' • I Only Wanted One Surgery, so I Chose AFC Reconstruction • Thriving After Double Mastectomy - Written by Ellyn Winters, author of • Collaborative care close to home: Ellyn's cancer journey in Waterloo Region | Grand River Hospital • Ellyn Winters - Breast Cancer Canada • Ellyn’s Story: Flat Please. Hold the Shame. - Susan G. Komen® • Cambridge, Ont. woman shares why she chose to stay 'flat' after double mastectomy • Opinion: I’m as flat as pancake since my mastectomy, but I’m not afraid to wear revealing clothes - The Globe and Mail