Metastatic Breast Cancer
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At the Breast Cancer Resource Center, we recognize the unique issues faced when diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. BCRC can help guide you through your individual needs during this overwhelming time. Our patient navigators can help you cope with your diagnosis and prepare you for the specific issues you may face.
Metastatic Breast Cancer Facts:
Metastatic breast cancer is when cancer in the breast has spread to other sites in the body, such as the liver, lungs, bones, or brain.
An estimated 168,000 Americans are currently living with metastatic breast cancer.
About 6% of people are Stage IV from their initial diagnosis-known as de novo metastatic breast cancer.
It is estimated that 20% to 30% of people initially diagnosed with the early-stage disease will develop metastatic breast cancer.
Younger women, as well as men, can be diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer.
BCRC Metastatic Support Groups & Metastatic Online Forums
IV League Metastatic
Metastatic 45 and younger
Visit these websites for more information about your diagnosis and treatment
Other Resources
Metastatic Resources Videos
How to Have a Good Death - Understanding Death Doula Services and Hospice Support
Exploring Breast Cancer Clinical Trials as a Treatment Option
Capturing Your Wisdom for Loved Ones: Create a One-of-a-kind Legacy Video
Metastatic Breast Cancer & Grief
Advance Care Planning
Video #1 - What it is and Why it is important
Video #2 - Discuss
Video #3 - Decide Part 1
Video #4 - Decide Part 2
Video #5 - Document
