Yes, you can have a baby after breast cancer

April 28, 2023

Yes, you can have a baby after breast cancer

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Having a baby after a breast cancer diagnosis

Meghan became a mom after an early-stage and then a stage IV breast cancer diagnosis. Learn about her determination to raise a family and find joy, as she narrates her story and then chats with Jean A. Sachs, MSS, MLSP.

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It's not too late!

Join us virtually for our 2023 Annual Conference on Metastatic Breast Cancer this April 28-30. You can still register and join us live over the weekend to learn from the experts, get the support you need, and connect with other conference attendees.

Concerned about your fertility?

You're not alone. Breast cancer treatment can impact your ability to have children in the future. We have information to help guide you, as well as real stories from women like Shehzin, who worked with her oncologist to pause hormonal therapy so she could become pregnant.

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Help for you

Discover a wealth of breast cancer resources via these organizations.

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Be heard, loud and clear

Feel like your healthcare provider is dismissing your concerns? Learn how to get the care you deserve with these five tips.

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Triage Cancer

Triage Cancer is a national, nonprofit organization that provides free information and support on the legal and practical issues that may impact individuals diagnosed with cancer, including health insurance, employment, and finances.

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