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Living with Secondary Breast Cancer

Secondary breast cancer is full of uncertainties. But you can count on Living with Secondary Breast Cancer to be here for you, no matter what.

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About the service

Our Living with Secondary Breast Cancer service is available in person and online. Whether you’d prefer group conversations with people like you or expert speaker sessions on a relevant topic for you, it’s up to you. 

Our groups are a chance to explore wellbeing, side effects, exercise – or just share what’s on your mind. And it’s all facilitated by qualified counsellors.  

Whatever you choose, you’ll be able to talk, listen and learn with people who understand what it’s really like to live with secondary breast cancer.

Are you a healthcare professional? You can fill in this form to refer one of your patients to our Living with Secondary Breast Cancer service.

Choose the service for you

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The emotional support is so helpful, and you can often find practical support from someone who has experienced the same side effects as you or gone through the same treatment.

Anne
Living with Secondary Breast Cancer attendee

 

In 2023/24 this programme has been supported, in part, by a financial grant from Gilead Sciences Ltd. Gilead Sciences Ltd have no control over the information and support provided by this service. All editorial control has been retained by Breast Cancer Now.

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