African-American women affected by breast cancer give information and support - 2nd ed., 2011
Written By Patricia K. Bradley, PhD, RN, CS, Arin Ahlum Hanson, MPH, CHES, Education and Outreach Coordinator & Marjorie Scharf, MPH, RD
Our booklet Getting Connected: African-Americans Living Beyond Breast Cancer will help you from the moment of diagnosis, through breast cancer treatment and beyond. African-American women affected by breast cancer discuss their reactions to diagnosis, how they made treatment decisions and where they found support.
With compassion and clarity, this booklet will help you:
- Take steps to get good health care
- Determine your beliefs about breast cancer
- Understand your breast cancer treatment options
- Get help from your family and friends
- Consider what to do after you finish treatment
This culturally sensitive booklet was written using the words of 68 African-American breast cancer survivors who shared their stories.
Order 9 copies or less of Getting Connected: African-Americans Living Beyond Breast Cancer.
Order 10 copies or more of Getting Connected: African-Americans Living Beyond Breast Cancer.
