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Feeling overwhelmed at the end of her treatment, Lynne joined our online Moving Forward course to help her readjust to daily life. After it helped her take the next steps, she became a volunteer for our new Northern Ireland courses.

We speak with Marcia, whose yoga practice helped aid her recovery, and breast cancer nurse Jackie, who offers insight into complementary therapies.

Our goal is that by 2050, everyone diagnosed with breast cancer will live, and be supported to live well. Help us reach that goal.

Find out more about bra sizing, how your bra should fit, and what type of bra might be best for you.

The Driver Prize is awarded each year to a Breast Cancer Now researcher who has shown outstanding commitment to their field of research and made vital contributions to Breast Cancer Now’s vision.

Find out more about the side effects of exemestane (Aromasin).

After working on The Show for the past 3 years, we're thrilled to welcome back Rebekah Roy as the stylist for The Show this year.

Baroness Delyth Morgan, Chief Executive at Breast Cancer Now, said:

After getting diagnosed at 32, Rachel was in shock and felt isolated. She found our support group, Younger Women Together, and it showed her she wasn’t alone.

This booklet explains what radiotherapy is, when and how it’s given and its possible side effects. You may also find it helpful to read our Treating primary breast cancer booklet for an overview of breast cancer treatment.

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