Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Living Beyond Breast Cancer Webinar on Anxiety and Depression After Breast Cancer


Jean Sachs, Living Beyond Breast Cancer jsachs@lbbc.org via sm1.kintera.com 
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Dear SUSAN,
Webinar on Anxiety and Depression After Breast Cancer
Register now for our free webinar, Anxiety and Depression After Breast Cancer on Wednesday, May 15 from noon  1 p.m. ET. Learn more.
Breast cancer can be a life-changing event that may impact your long-term emotional health and outlook on life. Our webinar will help you learn how to cope with the complex emotions you may feel after a breast cancer diagnosis and get the support you need.
 During this webinar, Ruth H. Steinman, MD, will discuss
·        factors that influence your emotions.
·        how to tell the difference between common feelings of sadness or loss and clinical depression.
·        medical, lifestyle and therapeutic interventions for anxiety and depression and how to get the support you need.
Ask the Expert: Research and Treatments for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
If you want to know what to expect from treatment for triple-negative breast cancer, how to access clinical trials or what you should ask your healthcare team, ask our expert, George Sledge, MD, your questions.
Guide to Understanding Hormonal Therapy
LBBC’s Guide to Understanding Hormonal Therapy explores medical and surgical options for early-stage breast cancer. Learn about the role of hormones in the body and in the development of estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer. Find out how different hormonal therapies work to decrease your risk of recurrence. Understand how your menopausal status impacts your treatment choices, and learn more about tamoxifen, aromatase inhibitors, ovarian ablation and suppression and more.
Annual Conference for Women Living with Metastatic Breast Cancer
Join LBBC for our Annual Conference for Women Living with Metastatic Breast Cancer: Enhancing Your Health and Quality of Life. Now entering its seventh year, this two-day conference is designed to address the complex medical, social and emotional challenges that you as well as your family and caregivers face.
Our plenary speakers this year are Andrew D. Seidman, MD, who will discuss advances in care for metastatic breast cancer;Wendy G. Lichtenthal, PhD, who will talk about finding meaning while living with metastatic disease; and Linda and Bob Carey, founders of the Tutu Project, who will discuss Linda’s experience as a woman with metastatic breast cancer, how they cope with it as a family, and the creative project they created based on this unique life experience.
Mother's Day: Honor the Special Woman in Your Life
Who is the special woman in your life? This Mother’s Day, honor her by making a gift to LBBC. We will send a personalized tribute card acknowledging that you have supported LBBC in her honor or memory.
Randi Rentz's Story: I Talk to Strangers, You Should Too!
“I’m now a life-long, die-hard people person. I never used to be, though. In fact, I never enjoyed chatty encounters with people I didn’t know…until cancer. I wasn’t hostile before breast cancer. Every day I had pleasant exchanges with strangers and acquaintances – an enthusiastic ‘Morning!’ or a friendly ‘Have a great day!’ Such moments continue to be life-affirming, yet, prior to breast cancer, they were blessedly brief.”
Programs, Events and Resources 
4/13-4/14   Annual Conference for Women Living with Metastatic Breast Cancer (Philadelphia, Pa.)
4/17          Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: Medical Update (Webinar)
4/22          Treating Pain After Surgery (Philadelphia, Pa.) 
4/29          Live Stronger and Feel Better After Breast Cancer (Washington, D.C.)
5/13         The Benefits of Yoga (West Conshohocken, Pa.)
5/19         Yoga on the Steps (Philadelphia, PA)
Warmly,
Jean
Jean A. Sachs, MSS, MLSP
LBBC Chief Executive Officer
Toll-free Survivors’ Helpline: (888) 753-LBBC (5222)        
354 West Lancaster Ave, Suite 224
HaverfordPA 19041
(610) 645-4567        
http://livingbeyondbreastcancer.org/#

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