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Providing Breast cancer patients with the little things that make a big difference
Breast Friends and Family aims to support patients through a breast
cancer diagnosis, treatment and recovery. To provide the little things
that the NHS are not in a position to, little things that will make a
difference to individual patients and how they feel about themselves.
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ABOUT US

Breast Friends and Family has been setup by Hazel, her sister Mandy, mother Sylvia and daughter Holly…

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Breast Friends and Family aims to support patients through a breast cancer diagnosis, treatment and recovery…

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Hazel

Hi, my name is Hazel. I am one of the one women in eight who will have breast cancer in their lifetime. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in June of 2015 and before the end of that year had had a mastectomy, followed by chemotherapy, at St John’s Hospital in Livingston, and then radiotherapy at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre at the Western General Hospital.
Throughout my treatment and recovery I had support from a number of cancer charities, including support that I didn’t even know I needed, from a small local charity. Sadly, this charity has now closed and I decided that I didn’t want women, and men, going through what I did, without that little bit of extra help and support.
So together with my family and friends, we have started ‘Breast Friends and Family’. We want to provide patients with the little things that the NHS are not in a position to, things that make a difference to each individual and to how they feel about themselves. We also want to be able to do something for the families of those diagnosed with breast cancer, something to help the children and husbands or wives deal with what their family is going through and help the family as a whole, stay whole.

Sylvia
Holly