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when they are diagnosed with breast cancer. This is stressful for the
patient
and for everyone who cares about her. Regardless of her age, the mother
is equally
traumatized. The mother has protected this "child" from the time she
was an infant until she became independent, no matter how far they lived
from each other.
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to provide basic medical information about breast cancer as a disease
and the various treatments that patients may receive. There is power in
information and by having information the patient's mother is better
prepared about what to expect and how to help her daughter and herself
cope with each phase of care;
to provide a local, regional and national communication network for
mothers and daughters to communicate with and receive support from other
mothers and daughters who are also currently experiencing or have
experienced in the past the impact that breast cancer has on them as
women and as mother and daughter to one another;
to receive at designated intervals a newsletter for mother volunteers
containing updates about breast cancer research initiatives, innovative
treatments, educational programs available about breast cancer, and
legislative information about regulations associated with breast care
and treatment;
to participate whenever possible in local, regional and national efforts
to increase breast cancer awareness and promote breast cancer
prevention.
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Frank Adams Lizabeth (Bunny) Adams Lee Ballantyne Charmayne Dierker Frank Dierker Marc Heyison Lillie Shockney Sue Speakman Thomas Speakman Robert Willard |
