Share How Your Nurse Helped You Through Breast Cancer

Share How Your Nurse Helped You Through Breast Cancer
At Breastcancer.org, we often hear how much nurses mean to people going through breast cancer. It’s the nurse who often explains the diagnosis and treatments to you in simple language, helps manage your side effects, offers you reassurance, and connects you with the care you need. Nurses are also a source of emotional support and frequently serve as the link between their patients, doctors, and other parts of the hospital care team.

We’d love to hear about your experiences so we can share it with the nursing community and highlight how their work makes a difference.
Share a time when a nurse helped explain a treatment or side effect in a way that finally made sense to you:
What did your nurse do to help you figure out the cause of a side effect or symptom you were experiencing?
Did a nurse ever correct a misconception, myth, or piece of misinformation you had? How did that help you?
What’s something your nurse noticed or did for you that you don’t think others would have caught?
If you could give one piece of advice to nurses based on your experience, what would it be?
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