Breast Cancer

Voices of MammoSite: Where Newly-Diagnosed Women Connect with Breast Cancer Survivors

Published in MD Week, July 13th, 2007

"You have breast cancer." The words hang in the air in the sterile coldness of an examination room. The first reaction is often disbelief; the second, "Am I going to survive' What do I do now'"

Once a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, she usually has very little time--often just two weeks--to make a treatment decision. That's 14 days to cope with the news, research options, fit in doctor's appointments, and figure out who will take care of her family and job during treatment and recovery. Now there is a place where women with early-stage breast cancer can find a new level of support and open arms from those who've been through it before. Voices of MammoSite is a...

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