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Dr Simon Vincent, director of research, support and influencing at Breast Cancer Now, said:

After being told she had an aggressive form of early cancer in 2018, Paulette stayed upbeat thanks to the support she received. Her path to recovery has included helping others through Breast Cancer Now’s voluntary programmes.

Amanda, a retired radiographer who sadly lost her daughter to breast cancer, has been volunteering with university students to share her knowledge and experiences.

The first ever data on incurable secondary breast cancer in England has been published, as part of the National Audit of Metastatic (secondary) Breast Cancer (NAoMe).

Take a listen to Rebecca's podcast on self-care and secondary breast cancer. Find out about the steps she takes to look after herself and her wellbeing.

When Nina was treated for triple negative breast cancer, she experienced side effects that completely changed how she looked and felt. Listen in.

JustGiving is a website where you can create your own fundraising page. It’s a fantastic way to collect cashless donations, whether you’re holding an in person, virtual or hybrid wear it pink. It’s quick and easy to set up and allows your guests to donate using their debit card, Apple or Google pay.

When Zahida discovered she had cancer, it was difficult to find support amongst friends and family because it was seen as a taboo topic. She tells us why she’s now keen to share her story and change perspectives within ethnic communities.

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After going through chemotherapy, radiotherapy and two breast reconstructions, Sukhy lost her former body confidence and self-esteem. Over time, she’s found a way to get it back, and she’s sharing her story to help others.

After years volunteering at The Show London, Jazz will be modelling on the catwalk this October to commemorate her 10 year cancerversary.

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