We speak to Karin about dealing with her recurrence and how she supports others with their mental health after a breast cancer diagnosis.
Breast Surgeon Georgette Oni is hosting ‘Let’s Talk About… Black Women and Breast Cancer’ on 26 October, 2019. She shares why this event is so important for raising awareness.
As part of M&S and Breast Cancer Now’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month campaign, 11 women share their stories of the surprising and invaluable support they received after a breast cancer diagnosis.
Claire shares how her experience as a life model has helped her accept her body after surgery.
We look at three projects we’re funding to help improve the lives of women with breast cancer.
Sara found writing helped her move on after treatment. Now she wants her writing to help others through their own diagnosis.
When Susan was diagnosed with breast cancer, she struggled with feelings of loneliness and isolation. She shares how she managed these emotions after finishing treatment.
Caroline talks about how important her secondary breast cancer support group has been to her, and why she’s excited to take part in The Show London.
21 years after she first had breast cancer, Amanda and her daughter Leanne were diagnosed with the disease. She tells us why she’s sharing her story and raising awareness through Leanne’s Black Women Rising project.
Sarah felt flat after treatment, but found ways to manage her fatigue. She shares her top five tips.