Today Is Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day

We know from the community discussion happening at Breastcancer.org that people living with metastatic disease often feel isolated from the pink-colored efforts associated with breast cancer awareness, especially in the month of October.

While so much of the awareness conversation is focused on finding a cure, for people with metastatic breast cancer, a cure is their hope, but getting the best care now is their primary plan.

People living with metastatic breast cancer are in a continuous cycle of treatment, managing side effects and hoping for a therapy that improves their quality of life.

People living with metastatic breast cancer need information and peer support every day of the year ([link removed] , not just on Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day or during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. And with your help ([link removed] , that's what Breastcancer.org provides.

With your donation to Breastcancer.org's CARE Fund today ([link removed] , we'll continue to provide these important resources to our metastatic community -- people who rely on us every day.

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Your donation to Breastcancer.org's CARE Fund ([link removed] ) helps us to provide accurate, up-to-date, and comprehensive information about metastatic disease, in-depth reporting on the latest research news, and access to a digital community of people sharing their insights on what it's like to live with metastatic disease and what the unique needs of metastatic patients are, and they lift each other up while doing it.

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