Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day – Friday October 13 2017

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edited October 2017 in General discussion




October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month - a time where
thousands of organisations around the world reflect on the importance of reduce
reducing the incidence of breast cancer and fighting for a cure for those who
have been touched by this disease. As we focus on the importance of
survivorship and cure, many of those people living with metastatic breast
cancer tell us that their voices can feel lost within this messaging.

In order to shine a spotlight on the importance of extending
the lives of women and men living with metastatic breast cancer, BCNA is
recognising Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day on Friday October 13 2017,
and we would like your help in promoting the day to your family and friends.

Acknowledging Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day tells
those living with the disease they are
not alone
on what is often an uncertain and scary journey – especially for
those who have been recently diagnosed.

You can get involved with Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness
Day by:

•                   
send your messages of support to Australians
affected by metastatic breast cancer

•                   
follow Breast Cancer Network Australia on
Facebook and @BCNAPinkLady on Twitter and Instagram and sharing our posts about
Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day.

You can read our Latest
news article
for more information on how we are advocating for and
supporting Australians affected by metastatic breast cancer.

If you have been recently diagnosed with metastatic breast
cancer, you may like to join our private Living with metastatic breast cancer group to connect with others who
are in a similar situation. Our free Hope
& Hurdles
kit may also help you. You can order or download the kit from
our Hope & Hurdles page.

Thank you for your help in raising awareness and supporting
Australians affected by metastatic breast cancer.

– Breast Cancer Network Australia