the whole story
2 TopicsWe want to hear your Whole Story 🩷
If you've been affected by breast cancer, we'd love you to share the part of your experience you wish more people understood using #TheWholeStory on social media. By sharing more of these experiences, together we can broaden people's understanding of breast cancer, give greater visibility to what too often goes unseen or unspoken, and strengthen our collective voice as we work towards a future with no life limited by breast cancer. 👉 Share your #thewholestory on instagram here In 15-30 seconds, share #TheWholeStory from your perspective on your own social media channels, and don't forget to tag @breastcancernetworkaustralia and #thewholestory so we can help amplify your voice. 🩷35Views1like0CommentsSurvival is part of the story. Not the whole story.
From the beginning, our movement has been shaped by the stories of those who've lived it. These stories have been part of how we have driven change. Because one person's story might be overlooked, but hundreds can’t be ignored. You know better than anyone that there are so many parts of the breast cancer story that never get spoken about. Parts like the mental toll, the financial stress, the intimacy struggles, and the friendships, careers and futures that get put on hold. That’s why we’re bringing these experiences into the open with our new film, The Whole Story. Watch the film below to see the parts of breast cancer that too often go unseen. At the heart of film is Bec played by actress Brenna Harding, sharing her real experience of breast cancer. It's only by making these parts visible that we can change them, for ourselves and for the people walking this path in the future. We are telling the complete, honest story of the breast cancer experience, so we can understand the true impact and improve quality of life for everyone affected. We’d love for you to watch our film and if you are feeling inspired and comfortable to share your own whole story, scroll down to the bottom for some ideas. 👉 Watch The Whole Story32Views2likes0Comments