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Telling Friends and Family

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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 about your diagnosis. Now how do you break the news to everyone else?

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