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Nuestra visión ¡Nuestra visión es marcar la diferencia en la lucha contra el cáncer de mama! Nuestra misión Check for a Lump brinda educación gratuita sobre la salud de los senos, mamografías, pruebas y asistencia directa a pacientes con cáncer de seno con pelucas, apoyo y recursos en Arizona. We are proud to be financially transparent! *We earned 100% for the Accountability & Finance beacon *Only the top 5% non-profits who apply achieve Gold Status. DONATE JOIN US Education We empower people with invaluable breast health facts and preventive information. A $100 donation will educate 25 people with cancer prevention tools Mammograms We provide free mammograms and all diagnostic testing necessary for diagnosis of breast cancer to qualifying patients in Arizona. A $200 donation will provide someone with a life-saving mammogram. Wigs We provide free wigs to Arizona residents who are in treatment for breast cancer. A $550 donation will provide a free new wig to a breast cancer patient in need. Support We offer survivors and their co-survivors a way to engage, learn, and gather resources for a better prognosis and quality of life A $25 donation will help us make a difference in the fight against breast cancer DONATE $100 DONATE $200 DONATE $550 DONATE $25 Actualizaciones impresionantes! Aún no hay ninguna entrada publicada en este idioma Una vez que se publiquen entradas, las verás aquí. Support Local and Help in the Fight Against Breast Cancer Donate Celebrate a birthday, honor the memory of a loved one, or just show your support of our mission and vision. Volunteer You are also a gift! Donate your time and volunteer. We can always use your help! Sponsor Sponsorships are invaluable in helping us serve our local breast cancer community.
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Misión e Historia ¿Descubrió un bulto? Que no cunda el pánico Breast cancer is not a death sentence. If you find breast cancer in the early stages you have close to 100% chance of survival. FOLLOW YOUR PINK PATH TO RECOVERY ROAD Breast cancer is scary to navigate. We have partnered with highly reputable doctors in our community to provide you with the best possible treatment on our recommended path. Please contact us if you have any questions about recovery options or doctor recommendations. ¿Descubrió un bulto? Que no cunda el pánico Your breast surgeon's goal is to remove any cancerous tissue from your breasts. This is done through lumpectomy or mastectomy. Treatment will depend on the type and stage of cancer. Your doctor will discuss with you all of you available options. They may also remove some of your lymph nodes underneath your arm to detect if cancerous cells have traveled outside of the breast. We highly recommend Comprehensive Breast Center of Arizona. ¿Descubrió un bulto? Que no cunda el pánico Your medical oncologist manages and treats your breast cancer using chemotherapy and other medications such a targeted therapy. They monitor and evaluate your progress, and collaborate on your best options with your other medical caregivers. ¿Descubrió un bulto? Que no cunda el pánico Your radiation oncologist uses ionizing radiation (such as megavoltage X-rays or radionuclides) in the treatment of cancer. ¿Descubrió un bulto? Que no cunda el pánico Your plastic surgeon provides breast reconstruction following a mastectomy or lumpectomy. There have been many advances made in the breast reconstruction field, allowing patients to enjoy natural looking outcomes. Plastic surgeons can often reconstruct a woman's breast with incredible results. We highly recommend the Arizona Center for Reconstructive Breast Surgery. ¿Descubrió un bulto? Que no cunda el pánico Your practitioner may schedule an ultrasound to follow your diagnostic mammogram. WHAT IS AN ULTRASOUND? A breast ultrasound uses sound waves to make a computer image of the internal breast. Ultrasound images are used to further evaluate the abnormality. An ultrasound can detect if the mass is sold or filled with fluid, such as a non-cancerous cyst. It can also be used to determine the size and composition of the surrounding tissue. ¿Descubrió un bulto? Que no cunda el pánico Physical therapists, sometimes called PTs, are often an important part of the rehabilitation, treatment, and prevention of patients with chronic conditions, illnesses, or injuries. Research shows that physical exercise and activity are key factor in breast cancer survivors regaining vitality and returning to optimal health. PTs help you move better, regain strength and energy, and help you return to the activities you love. ¿Descubrió un bulto? Que no cunda el pánico Start at our Super Survivors Support Unite that meets the second Thursday of every month. Support groups provide a safe place to connect with other women who are battling breast cancer. They offer emotional and practical support to empower you to better cope with your diagnosis of breast cancer and treatment. Please refer to our resource page for local support groups. Be sure to order your Super Survivor Kit! We highly recommend looking at local cancer and breast cancer nonprofits in our ¿Descubrió un bulto? Que no cunda el pánico Many women who are diagnosed with breast cancer experience emotional distress and anxiety during treatment. Anxiety often continues after you have completed treatment. We highly recommend seeking individual, couples, and family counseling during treatment and for at least six months following treatment. We highly recommend the Cancer Support Community.