What are ways you can support breast cancer?
Tuesday, July 7th, 2009 at
6:18 pm
<3 asked:
So I’m making something for school and i need stuff you can do to help people with breast cancer. I’m not talking about donating money though like this is the kind of stuff i need. :
So I’m making something for school and i need stuff you can do to help people with breast cancer. I’m not talking about donating money though like this is the kind of stuff i need. :
I helped a friend.
i made a difference.
i donated some love.
anything that starts with an I please
thanks 
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Why would you support Breast cancer?
i have had cancer twice now and the main thing i would say is a person needs to hear that people will try and understand you.it would be a lovely thing to say.because having cancer is so scary. I GAVE AS MUCH SUPPORT AS I COULD,I GAVE A LISTENING EAR,I GAVE A SHOULDER TO CRY ON OR I GAVE A HAND TO HOLD.because that is what money cant buy.i hope that is the kind of thing you mean,i hope it is also some help.
I had mastectomies done and when coming home from the hospital I wish someone had asked to come and clean the house for me and wash my little pug.
That would have been so helpful because you cant get around too good after surgery for breast cancer.
And
I wish someone would have volunteered to go to the store for me to pick up stuff for me.
Guess I could have asked someone but I am just not the type to do that.
(I guess this answers your question, not sure if that is what you were asking)
Thank you for wanting to help people with breast cancer.
This is a lovely thought. As a breast cancer patient thank you for that.
I have written a website about nice things that happened – if you go to you can read about things
kind neighbours did – and perhaps you could copy some -
I did *** andxxxx
VeriteR
You can volunteer time in a hospital cancer information reference section (where there are materials that are given out or books checked out about all types of cancer including breast)
You donated time and energy either making a knit cap to cover the head of a cancer patients bald head. If you don’t know how to knit, you could find a new hobby. (my wife appreciated the free knit caps that the volunteers provided for her bare head)
You drove a patient to her chemotherapy treatments or just stayed with her when she had nobody else to support her.
You helped a person with breast cancer clean her house or do food shopping for her because she did not have anyone else to depend upon for that.
The project brings awareness to breast cancer and even to cancer itself.