Caring for Someone with Breast Cancer? 10 Things You Should Know

The Weekly Checkup
MyBreastCancerNetwork.com	July 8, 2008

Topic of the Week Caring for Someone with Breast Cancer? 10 Things You Should Know "When someone you love gets breast cancer, life as you know it takes a sharp turn," writes Expert PJ Hamel. "What should you do? Here's a few hints from someone who's been on both sides of the fence: cared-for, and caregiver - me!" Read more. Top News WITNESS: Virtual friends in a cancer world Male breast cancer treatment often delayed Dietary Supplement May Prevent Breast Cancer Breast reconstruction can have lasting benefits REFILE: New targeted treatment promising in breast cancer A Breast Cancer Event Free Mammograms for Uninsured Women: Come One, Come All! "If you're 40 years old or older, or if you have a family history of breast cancer and are 35 and older, and you're uninsured, I'm asking you to come to the FREE MAMMOGRAM SCREENING on July 11th in NYC," writes Cancer Vixen. Learn more!

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