Laura Carfang B.A., M.A., Ed.D., Founder and Executive Director of Surviving Breast Cancer

Surviving Breast Cancer is a virtual breast cancer platform providing breast cancer education, support, events, and webinars at no cost to you! We build community and offer resources through online content, webinars, podcasts and virtual support groups and events.

Whether you are looking to gain more knowledge on a particular topic or meet up with other breast cancer survivors, we have something for everyone. Join our support group which meets every Thursday night. Attend one of our Sunday Metastatic Breast Cancer Series or a webinar featuring experts in the field!

Almost all of our webinars are recorded so if you can’t make an event, no problem. Share your email and which webinar session you would like the recording for below and we will send it your way!

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Boston, MA
April, 20, 2021
Survivingbreastcancer.org (SBC) is pleased to announce it’s strategic partnership with ABCD: After Breast Cancer Diagnosis (ABCD) and offer peer-to-peer mentorship matching for those diagnosed with breast cancer. Surviving Breast Cancer is a virtual network and community platform providing education, support, and resources to those diagnosed with breast cancer, and their families, from day one and beyond. ABCD is a national organization that specializes in peer-to-peer support. Its signature service is creating a personalized match between a breast cancer patient and a professionally-trained Mentor/breast cancer survivor or thriver, who not only share a similar diagnosis and treatment, but whose age, life stage and interests closely align as well.

Since 1999, ABCD staff and more than 700 Mentors have supported 100,000+ people in the United States and around the world, providing hope, understanding, and guidance to anyone who needs it. All services are free and are conducted over the phone or online. ABCD was founded in 1999 by Emmy Award-winning Milwaukee journalist Melodie Wilson Oldenburg with her founding vision that ‘no one needs to feel alone’ after being diagnosed with breast cancer.

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