For breast cancer patients...
It's the everyday moments that matter
Whether you are living with or know somebody living with breast cancer, this website is dedicated to giving you support and knowledge to have better, more informed conversations with your healthcare team.
Whether you have had a good day or a bad one, every moment matters for those living with breast cancer. The appointments with your oncologist where you learn something new. They count. The days where you find the strength to get out of bed, if only to sit up and read for a while. They count, too. Or those evenings spent with your loved ones, after a tough day you took head on. That certainly counts. Every seemingly insignificant moment: a cup of tea or a smile shared with somebody. These are all Moments That Count.
Moments That Count has been developed to provide support for breast cancer patients, family and friends of those living with cancer, whatever stage of the journey they are on.
You are not alone
Meet other patients making their moments count
Each person living with breast cancer has a unique story to tell. Sometimes, the stories we read in the news or online do not reflect the journey many people living with primary or secondary breast cancer have experienced.
The Moments That Count breast cancer campaign hopes to raise awareness of what it's truly like to live with this disease and features contributions from some inspirational women with breast cancer who have shared their very own moments that count from their journeys.
You know you best
Make your next appointment count
Your healthcare team is your best resource throughout your treatment. Talk openly and often with them about your doubts, questions and concerns. We have developed a guide to support you in having these conversations with some tips to help you find the information you need.
Learn more about...
Biomarkers guide
Read the biomarkers guide to understand the role they play in treatment options.
Crucial conversations in breast cancer
Watch our panel discuss the importance of two-way dialogue in breast cancer care.
Terminology guide
Use our glossary of medical terminology so you're not left in the dark at appointments.
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