PRIVATE GROUP.
This group is a safe space for those considering, actively choosing or not have had a choice to stay flat after a mastectomy. Whether personal decision or one shaped by circumstance, you're invited to connect and share your experience and images with others on a similar path. Information shared is based on personal experience and not intended as medical advice; always consult your healthcare team for guidance.
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This group is for people diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer (TNBC), a subtype that affects around 15% of those with early breast cancer. While we share personal experiences, please remember that the information in this group is not medical advice—always speak with your healthcare team for guidance.
This group is here to support those living with breast cancer and identifying as neurodivergent, or their carers. We understand that the journey can come with unique challenges that aren’t always recognised in traditional care settings. Here, you can connect with others who truly understand, share your experiences, and find comfort in a community that values your perspective and supports your wellbeing.
We understand that living outside major cities can bring unique challenges when it comes to accessing care, support, and information. From long travel distances to limited local services, these experiences can feel isolating—but you're not alone. This is a space to connect with others who truly understand what it’s like to face breast cancer while living regionally or remotely. Share stories, ask questions, and support one another through the frustrations and the wins - this group is here for you.
This group is for people diagnosed with triple positive breast cancer (TPBC), a subtype that is typically characterised by higher levels of ER, PR and HER2 protein . While we share personal experiences, please remember that the information in this group is not medical advice—always speak with your healthcare team for guidance.