Helpful Web Sites and Info
Confronting Cancer with Faith
The UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center
Living beyond breast cancer
Young Survival Coalition
Translation Breast Cancer Research Consortium
American Cancer Society
Breast Cancer Answers
Read the latest and most accurate information about early stage breast cancer including the newest treatment options
Breast Cancer.orgClick on Support and Community
Cancer Advocacy – Click on “Listen” to access “Cancer Survival Toolbox”
Cancer Care – Learn about free counseling, education and financial assistance information
Y-Me – Click on “I’m looking for Support and Services”
Hair Reflections – Click on “HR products” for SPA products
Look Good Feel Better® -Free program that teaches beauty techniques to women cancer patients in active treatment to help them combat the appearance-related side effects of cancer treatment. For more information call 1-800-395-LOOK or (205) 879-2242 Birmingham, AL.
Funding Breast Cancer Research Tag
Get your “Funding Breast Cancer Research in AL” license plate!
Learn how you can get yours
BCRFA News
Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama makes its largest donation yet to UAB
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama (BCRFA), a longtime and dedicated supporter of the UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center, has presented its largest annual gift to date: $400,000.
Since its inception in 1996, the BCRFA
announcements
Gardendale Youth Football Raises $17,350 for Breast Cancer Research!
helpful websites & info
- The UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center
- Living beyond breast cancer
- Young Survival Coalition
- Mesothelioma Information
- House Cleaning Help for Cancer Patients
- Confronting Cancer with Faith
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Check out the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of AL on FACEBOOK!
stories of survival
Kathy Kemp
I was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer in January 2002. Doctors originally thought I had early stage cancer. But less than a month after my lumpectomy, I started having back pain, and a scan showed the breast cancer had spread to my bones.
I was devastated and couldn’t really talk or read about it for several months. By May 2002, though, I was still alive and more comfortable with the diagnosis. I wrote my first Birmingham News column about my situation on Mother’s Day 2002.
