Communicating With Others
While it can initially be challenging to speak with others about your disease, you may also find it helpful to communicate regularly with family, friends, and your health care team. Building a support system can be beneficial as you go through treatment. Below is a resource that can help you get the conversation started. The resource below is provided for informational purposes only and is not meant to be a substitute for the advice of your doctor or other health care professionals.
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MyLifeLine.org
by MyLifeLine.org
Use this resource to access personalized communication and stress-reducing tools to focus on connection and healing. Services include a calendar to help organize volunteers for meals and rides; fundraising tools to help with medical expenses; and numerous resources specific to breast cancer and other cancer types.
