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Carole was diagnosed with breast cancer when she was 37. After a tough experience with chemotherapy, she’s also had to wait a long time for reconstruction. Thankfully, her friends have helped her through it.

After losing her mum and sister to breast cancer, Bami was hypervigilant about her own risk. Now, she volunteers her time and efforts to educating others on what to look out for.

Find out why breast screening in Wales needs urgent attention, and how we plan to take action to fix it.

In a live Facebook recording, our Senior Clinical Nurse Specialist Rachel Rawson spoke to Zahida, who has used our Someone Like Me service, about her personal experience managing her mental health after breast cancer treatment. Listen to their conversation and find the full video on our Facebook page.

Sally Kum, associate director of nursing and health information at Breast Cancer Now said:

You’ll be among 2,000 other adventurers, all enjoying the Peak District National Park and Derbyshire's finest scenery. From the Bakewell basecamp the full 100km challenge heads out past Chatsworth House, and on through varied terrain on a figure of 8 route with a few testing climbs, and some stunning views.

Living with secondary breast cancer can bring up lots of concerns. Explore our information on emotional, physical and practical topics, from money and work needs, to relationships.

Mia Rosenblatt, Associate Director of Evidence, Policy and Influencing at Breast Cancer Now, said:

Rosemarie found a lump just before her sister was diagnosed. Black Women Rising helped her accept her diagnosis.

Over 4 weeks, you'll meet other women like you who understand the challenges you’re facing, in a confidential online space.

You'll be the first to hear about the latest breast cancer news and updates, as well as personal stories from those we support.

Baroness Delyth Morgan, chief executive at Breast Cancer Now, said:

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