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The Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition
Peer Mentor Support Program provides free one-on-one support and
education to those newly diagnosed with breast cancer. When you are
diagnosed with breast cancer, it is often helpful to speak with someone
who is a survivor and who has been through a similar breast cancer
journey.
DBCC Peer Mentors are trained breast
cancer survivors who wish to reach out to help and support others
with breast cancer. We have a large network of young breast cancer
survivors eager and willing to help other young women who are
diagnosed with breast cancer.
The DBCC has taken on a key role in
providing education about clinical trials to those newly diagnosed
with breast cancer. DBCC Peer Mentors are prepared to help newly
diagnosed breast cancer patients understand why clinical trials are
important, how they work, how they advance cancer care and research,
and how participants are protected.
If you are newly diagnosed, are
currently in treatment, are experiencing a recurrence, or are a
long-term survivor who needs someone to talk to, our Peer Mentors
are here to help you. They can also offer support to spouses,
partners, family members and caregivers.
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