Because life after cancer can be full of healing, hope, and rediscovery.
But it shouldn’t have to be done alone.
Menopause After Cancer Support
MACS
Menopause After Cancer Support (MACS) was founded and created by Sonya Lovell, a women’s health advocate, speaker, and breast cancer survivor who experienced induced menopause as a result of treatment.
Born from lived experience — the confusion, the silence, the lack of support and the deep need for connection that follows menopause after cancer — MACS is a space for women who’ve faced cancer and are now navigating the unexpected reality of menopause.
The physical shifts. The emotional weight. The loss and rediscovery of self. The questions that don’t always have easy answers.
Through MACS, I am creating programs, resources, and a supportive community that honour your story and help you move forward with compassion, knowledge, and support.
If this resonates, let’s stay in touch as MACS takes shape.
Join the waitlist below to be the first to know when programs launch — and to receive early access to supportive content and resources designed just for you.
About Sonya Lovell
Sonya Lovell is a speaker, podcast host, and women’s health advocate who helps women navigate the complex transitions of menopause — particularly after cancer.
Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017 at age 47, she experienced an induced menopause as a result of treatment.
That experience reshaped her life’s work and inspired her to create Menopause After Cancer Support (MACS), a space dedicated to helping women feel informed, empowered, and understood as they rebuild life after cancer.