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Welcome to the Forum
Whatever your experience of breast cancer, the Forum is here for you to ask questions and get the support you need.
In April, Breast Cancer Care and Breast Cancer Now united to become one charity. We are now known as Breast Cancer Now – the charity steered by world-class research and powered by life-changing care, combining to do something that no other breast cancer charity in the UK has ever done.
We’re here for anyone affected by breast cancer, the whole way through, providing support for today and hope for the future.
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Ask Our Nurses
Our specialist breast care nurses are here to answer all breast cancer and breast health questions.
883 postsRecently diagnosed with breast cancer
A place for support and information following a breast cancer diagnosis.
602 postsGoing through breast cancer treatment
Talk to other people undergoing treatment for breast cancer.
1725 postsLiving with secondary breast cancer
Talk to others with a diagnosis of secondary (metastatic) breast cancer.
472 postsMoving Forward after breast cancer
Receive and give support to others no longer in active treatment.
578 postsHave I got breast cancer?
A space to share worries or concerns about the signs and symptoms of breast cancer.
464 postsGenes and breast cancer
Share concerns and questions about inherited breast cancer risk and treatments.
49 postsDedications and remembering others
A space to remember members of the Forum who have sadly died.
12 postsSupporting someone with breast cancer
Connect with others supporting someone with breast cancer.
391 postsCoffee Lounge
The coffee lounge is a cancer free space to chat and connect.
93 postsBreast Cancer Now service groups
Access to content in this section is reserved for Breast Cancer Now support service attendees and associated healthcare professionals.
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