Home About us Personal stories Primary breast cancer Secondary breast cancer Diagnoses & detection Post treatment In memory of a loved one Fundraising Volunteering 686 results After a mastectomy, I felt as if my body wasn’t mine anymore Nisha had a double mastectomy two days after her 30th birthday. Though surgery and treatment have changed her body, she is working to embrac... Breast cancer stripped me of everything, but I felt born again When Nina began treatment for breast cancer at the age of 36, she saw her body change drastically. As she began to recover, she discovered a... Volunteering Sheila's story: Embracing her new look and inspiring others After learning to love her new look, and embrace life, Sheila signed up to some of our volunteering opportunities, including Breast Cancer V... Fundraising Roger is celebrating life, 10 years after a BRCA diagnosis 10 years after his breast cancer and BRCA diagnosis, Roger fundraised and ‘celebrated being alive’ by abseiling down Spinnaker Tower, in Por... Fundraising My son ran 30 miles in a month After her diagnosis, Kerry’s son ran a mile a day, for a month, as part of our Run 30 miles fundraising challenge. Primary breast cancer Judy is surrounded by support and trying to stay positive When she was 38, Judy got the news she had both triple breast cancer and the BRCA gene. She’s trying to stay positive, through family, frien... Primary breast cancer Your support can stop people like Bex feeling alone After her diagnosis, Bex just wanted to speak to someone who understood. She decided to be that person for others, by volunteering with our ... Volunteering Sandra is embracing life as a Breast Cancer Now Voice Sandra's making the most of life with a secondary breast diagnosis and enjoys showing people it’s possible. Primary breast cancer When I felt scared and confused, Breast Cancer Now was my lifeline Bonita was left in the dark about a lump that turned out to be breast cancer. Later on, she turned to us for the reassurance and information... Primary breast cancer Feeling alone and a little lost after breast cancer, Jo signed up to our Moving Forward course After breast cancer treatment, Jo was worried about leaving her hospital team, who had been her ‘security blanket.’ To get the support she n... Primary breast cancer A glittery evening at the Scottish Charity Awards 2019 Eleanor shares her experience of attending the Scottish Charity Awards. Primary breast cancer Jessica understands more than ever the importance of checking your breasts. She shares her story and passion for spreading awareness. After finding a lump by chance, Jessica realised ‘more than ever how important it is to check your breasts regularly.’ She talks about her e... Post treatment Biology always consists of patterns - my job is to look for those patterns in breast cancer data Dr Anita Grigoriadis leads the cancer bioinformatics group at King's College London. She tells us about her work and how it has an impact on... Secondary breast cancer It's slow progress and it's frustrating, but we're getting there Miranda was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer five years after being treated for primary. She tells us how cancer experiences may be di... Previous 1 ... 20 21 22 22/22 Next
After a mastectomy, I felt as if my body wasn’t mine anymore Nisha had a double mastectomy two days after her 30th birthday. Though surgery and treatment have changed her body, she is working to embrac...
Breast cancer stripped me of everything, but I felt born again When Nina began treatment for breast cancer at the age of 36, she saw her body change drastically. As she began to recover, she discovered a...
Volunteering Sheila's story: Embracing her new look and inspiring others After learning to love her new look, and embrace life, Sheila signed up to some of our volunteering opportunities, including Breast Cancer V...
Fundraising Roger is celebrating life, 10 years after a BRCA diagnosis 10 years after his breast cancer and BRCA diagnosis, Roger fundraised and ‘celebrated being alive’ by abseiling down Spinnaker Tower, in Por...
Fundraising My son ran 30 miles in a month After her diagnosis, Kerry’s son ran a mile a day, for a month, as part of our Run 30 miles fundraising challenge.
Primary breast cancer Judy is surrounded by support and trying to stay positive When she was 38, Judy got the news she had both triple breast cancer and the BRCA gene. She’s trying to stay positive, through family, frien...
Primary breast cancer Your support can stop people like Bex feeling alone After her diagnosis, Bex just wanted to speak to someone who understood. She decided to be that person for others, by volunteering with our ...
Volunteering Sandra is embracing life as a Breast Cancer Now Voice Sandra's making the most of life with a secondary breast diagnosis and enjoys showing people it’s possible.
Primary breast cancer When I felt scared and confused, Breast Cancer Now was my lifeline Bonita was left in the dark about a lump that turned out to be breast cancer. Later on, she turned to us for the reassurance and information...
Primary breast cancer Feeling alone and a little lost after breast cancer, Jo signed up to our Moving Forward course After breast cancer treatment, Jo was worried about leaving her hospital team, who had been her ‘security blanket.’ To get the support she n...
Primary breast cancer A glittery evening at the Scottish Charity Awards 2019 Eleanor shares her experience of attending the Scottish Charity Awards.
Primary breast cancer Jessica understands more than ever the importance of checking your breasts. She shares her story and passion for spreading awareness. After finding a lump by chance, Jessica realised ‘more than ever how important it is to check your breasts regularly.’ She talks about her e...
Post treatment Biology always consists of patterns - my job is to look for those patterns in breast cancer data Dr Anita Grigoriadis leads the cancer bioinformatics group at King's College London. She tells us about her work and how it has an impact on...
Secondary breast cancer It's slow progress and it's frustrating, but we're getting there Miranda was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer five years after being treated for primary. She tells us how cancer experiences may be di...
