Cathy Bueti, widowed at age 25 and a seven-year survivor of breast cancer, shares highlights from her memoir. Runtime: 25 minutes
A diagnosis of breast cancer can be overwhelming. The disease and its treatment can create unique challenges not just for the patient, but for her family and friends as well.
In this section, you can learn about Memorial Sloan-Kettering's comprehensive support services and other resources for people who have been diagnosed with cancer, as well as their loved ones.
In order to feel confident about the medical treatments you are receiving, it's important to have clear and comfortable communication with the doctors, nurses, social workers, and other professionals involved in your care.
Counselors at Memorial Sloan-Kettering's Sexual Health Program at the Barbara White Fishman Women's Health Center are available to discuss and address patients' concerns.
This section addresses the possible effects of a breast cancer diagnosis and its subsequent treatment on social relationships with family and friends. Also discussed are your rights in the workplace, health insurance, and financial concerns.
We understand that life is different after a diagnosis of cancer. Memorial Sloan-Kettering offers a wide range of programs for breast cancer patients and their caregivers.
