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Just Diagnosed?

Here you'll find need-to-know information from women who've been through breast cancer. They'll explain what you should do immediately after being diagnosed, what to ask you doctor, how to tell your family, even how to talk to your employer - important advice to help you cope with these first crucial days.

The First 48 Hours

The First 48 Hours
You've just been diagnosed with breast cancer. Now what? Expert Patient Beth Brophy explains what you need to know.

For Husbands and Partners

Breast Cancer Husbands: Surviving the First 48 Hours
Breast Cancer Husband Tom Brown discusses what's most important during the first 48 hours after her cancer diagnosis.
A Husband and Wife Guide to the First 48 Hours
Expert Patient Jacki Donaldson and husband John offer ten tips for surviving the first 48 hours after diagnosis.

Ten Common Breast Cancer Myths

Beth Brophy Debunks Key Myths

Breaking the News to Others

The First 48 Hours: Breaking the News to Your Children
It’s one of the first challenges you'll encounter. Expert Patient Beth Brophy shares tips on talking to your kids about breast cancer.
Telling Your Friends and Co-Workers About Breast Cancer
You’ve told your children. Now how do you break the news to everyone else?

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Part 1 - Breast Cancer Vocabulary for the Initial Doctor Visit

Crack the Code - PJ Hamel Can Help

breast cancer glossary

Part 2 - Breast Cancer Vocabulary for the Follow-up Visit

Expand Your Vocab - PJ Hamel Can Help

Once you’ve started breast cancer treatment – with a lumpectomy or mastectomy, or maybe with chemo – the vocabulary seems to expand like weeds in a garden.

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