Care, Stories support mbc research today After my late wife Jennifer’s diagnosis with metastatic breast cancer, our life and our priorities changed. Our decisions all revolved around what was best for Jen’s health. Anything that got in the way of taking care of Jennifer had to go. As a caregiver, I did my best to stay tuned in to whatever Jen needed, emotionally and physically. During our years together, I also realized that I had to take care of myself. If I wasn’t at my best I couldn’t be there for Jennifer, and she needed me. I had to learn how to ask for help. If you’re a caregiver and you’re experiencing these same things, you’re not alone. There are people who know what you’re feeling, and if you need help, ask for it. Support MBC research today *Support for Metastatic Breast Cancer Week comes from Eli Lilly and Merck. << Previous Post Things Early Stage Breast Cancer... Komen Blog Read More Next Post >> How Community Was Created for... Komen Blog Read More Related Stories Previous Next Komen Blog Who’s Your One: Cathy and... Read More Komen Blog My Cancer Journey Read More Komen Blog Medications to Prevent Breast Cancer:... Read More Komen Blog Congressional briefing on metastatic breast... Read More Komen Blog Past Clinical Trials Pave The... Read More Komen Blog Care Badge Read More Komen Blog Cancer Isn’t About Winning Or... Read More Komen Blog Susan G. Komen and Natura... Read More Komen Blog Knowing is Powerful Read More Komen Blog My Cancer Journey Read More Komen Blog The Role of Genetic, Genomic... Read More Komen Blog Metastatic Breast Cancer Has Taken... Read More Komen Blog 5 Things Every Man Should... Read More Komen Blog Komen’s April MBC Impact Series... Read More Komen Blog Tips for Creating a Medical... Read More Komen Blog Behind the Donation: Why Research... Read More Komen Blog Worship in Pink Empowers Faith-Based... Read More Komen Blog Passion for Health and Reducing... Read More