Living Beyond Breast Cancer

06/04/2026

Everyone with a breast cancer diagnosis deserves to feel seen and heard. But for many LBGTQIA+ people, that isn't always the experience.

Coping with a diagnosis is already overwhelming, but LGBTQIA+ individuals often face extra challenges — from navigating healthcare systems to finding trusted providers where they can share their true selves.

No matter who you are, your identity should never stand in the way of getting the care, respect, and support you deserve.

🔗Find tailored resources, read real community stories, and download our Allyship Guide. https://bit.ly/4g1nIcH

06/03/2026

Exciting new developments across the three major subtypes of breast cancer — hormone-positive, HER2-positive, and triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) — were presented at the 2026 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

Dive into three studies that highlight what’s on the horizon, from better testing to potential new drug targets. https://bit.ly/43aWokX

06/03/2026

Every day for the past 35 years, people diagnosed with breast cancer have turned to Living Beyond Breast Cancer for help navigating their new reality.

Please make your gift today and help us build on our 35-year legacy of providing trusted breast cancer information and a community of support. Your donation helps ensure that no one navigates breast cancer alone. https://bit.ly/3QhIV7W

06/02/2026

How can people with breast cancer find a better quality of life? Survivorship care planning, sleep, nutrition, and emerging data about GLP-1 usage are a few key areas of ongoing research presented at the 2026 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4e0WNew

06/01/2026

Making progress in triple-negative breast cancer is a challenge that researchers are tackling across all stages of this hard-to-treat disease.

Find out the latest from the American Society of Clinical Oncology’s 2026 Annual Meeting on evolving treatments and new opportunities in TNBC.

The latest findings mark progress in new treatment options and changing treatment protocols for people with triple-negative breast cancer

06/01/2026

We are sad to share that Kirby Lewis, 2017 Hear My Voice Advocate, recently passed away. He was a vibrant, funny, creative, joyful person. He would often attend our Conference on Metastatic Breast Cancer with his wife, and he remained close with his HMV cohort throughout the years. He shared his story with the hope that it would impact others to raise awareness of breast cancer specifically in men and he encouraged others to be proactive towards breast awareness. His advocacy work leaves a lasting impact on the metastatic breast cancer community. We are grateful to Kirby, and he will be deeply missed.

06/01/2026

“Cancer will try to rob your joy, but it’s your job to ensure you live your life while you can.” - Amara Brown

Breast cancer changed the way these thrivers travel but not their desire to keep making memories, seeing the world, and carving out space for what matters most.

Read travel tips, comfort essentials, and heartfelt advice from 7 breast cancer thrivers on how to protect your energy and make memories along the way. https://bit.ly/4vlWCSf

05/28/2026

The 2026 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting kicks off this week, bringing together top cancer experts from around the world to share the latest breakthroughs.

While all this new medical info is incredibly exciting, we know it can also feel overwhelming and complex. After the meeting has ended, join us for a free webinar to make sense of the latest breast cancer updates and what it means for you or your loved ones.

News flash: Updates from the 2026 ASCO Annual Meeting
🗓️ Thursday, June 11
⏰ 7:00 p.m. (ET)
💻 Free to attend. Live Q&A
🔗 Register today: https://bit.ly/3PDvleG

05/27/2026

Triage Cancer and Bright Spot Network are hosting a free webinar series to provide education, practical tools, and individualized support for parents navigating metastatic breast cancer, starting on June 9.

Each session offers actionable information parents can apply right away.

🔸Parenting with Metastatic Breast Cancer
June 9 at 12-1pm PT CT

🔸Navigating the Practical Issues of Metastatic Breast Cancer: Insurance, Work, & Finances
July 14 at 12-1:30pm PT CT

🔸Supporting Caregivers Through Metastatic Breast Cancer
August 18 at 12-1:30pm PT CT

🔸Legacy Work: Advance & Estate Planning and Meaningful End-of-Life Projects for Parents with Metastatic Breast Cancer
September 15 at 12-1:30pm PT CT

Learn more and register: https://triagecancer.org/flyer-parent

Parenthood is hard. Parenting with metastatic cancer can feel impossible. You do not have to face these challenges alone. Triage Cancer and Bright Spot Network are offering a free program for parents with metastatic cancer and the health care professionals who are supporting them. This program includes:

• A 4-part educational webinar series
• Educational materials and resources
• Legal & Financial Navigation Program
• Family Resource Navigation Program.

If you are parenting with metastatic cancer, or are supporting parents with metastatic cancer, this program can help.
Learn more & sign up: TriageCancer.org/Parenting

05/26/2026

Applications close TOMORROW, May 27 at 11:59 p.m. ET!⏳If you were diagnosed with breast cancer at age 45 or before and want to use your experience to make a difference, our Young Advocate Program is for you.

This training gives you the tools to amplify your voice, connect with an incredible community of peers, and help ensure young people diagnosed with breast cancer have access to the vital information and support they need.

Take a few minutes to apply today: https://bit.ly/4tjiCLY

Know someone who would make a wonderful Young Advocate? Tag them in the comments or share this post with them so they don’t miss the deadline!