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Communicating your diagnosis to loved ones
The latest in BCNA’s series of short videos has been completed and focuses on how to communicate with children, parents, friends and other family members after a diagnosis of breast cancer.
In the new video BCNA members speak out about what they found helpful for communicating with loved ones in the days and weeks following their diagnosis.
- Video 5: Communicating with family & friends
The video can be viewed via the 'Getting through the first few weeks' page on our website or via YouTube.
The video series features a number of BCNA members who share their experience following a diagnosis of breast cancer. These women open up about the shock, the fear, the support, treatment and what helped them through.
- Video 1: New diagnosis of breast cancer
The video can be viewed either through the New Diagnosis page on our website or via YouTube.
- Video 2: Getting through treatment for breast cancer
The video can be viewed through the Treatment page on our website or via YouTube. - Video 3: Support following a diagnosis of breast cancer
The video can be viewed through the Getting through the first few weeks page on our website or via YouTube. - Video 4: Breast cancer and your family
The video can be viewed via the 'Getting through the first few weeks' page on our website or via YouTube.
Thank you to the many BCNA women involved in these videos that bravely put their hand up to share their own experiences so as to benefit others.
We hope you enjoy these videos and find them helpful.
Laura