You are not alone in your breast cancer diagnosis. Dr. Monique Gary discusses the importance of surrounding yourself with a supportive community during this challenging time. Understanding the specifics of your diagnosis, such as the subtype, stage, and available treatment options is crucial for making informed decisions about your healthcare. Remember to reach out to healthcare professionals, support groups, friends, and family for the assistance and encouragement you need.
Informed & Supported: A Guide for Black Women Facing a Breast Cancer Diagnosis
by Jade Curtis
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