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REAL ANSWERS. REAL SUPPORT. REAL SISTERHOOD.

You deserve care
that sees all of you.

Support Our Sisters connects Black and Hispanic women living with metastatic breast cancer to trusted information, practical tools, and a community that understands.

You are not alone.Wherever you are in your experience, there is space for your questions, your truth, and your voice.

More than information.
A place to feel understood.

Living with metastatic breast cancer can bring hard questions, complicated choices, and feelings that do not fit neatly into a brochure.

This space was shaped by what women with mBC told us they need: clear answers, culturally responsive support, and honest community—on hopeful days and difficult ones.

Why Support Our Sisters

Start where you are.

Whether you were recently diagnosed or have been living with mBC for years, find guidance for the questions in front of you now.

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UNDERSTANDING MBC

Start with the facts

Plain-language guidance on diagnosis, subtypes, biomarkers, and what metastatic breast cancer means for your care.

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02

TREATMENT & DECISIONS

Know your options

Explore treatment approaches, prepare for appointments, and make decisions that reflect what matters to you.

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03

LIVING WITH MBC

Care for the whole you

Real-world support for emotional wellness, intimacy, medications, side effects, and planning ahead.

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04

CLINICAL TRIALS

See what’s possible

Understand how trials work, your rights as a patient, questions to ask, and how to find studies that may fit.

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Nationwide resources
for everyday needs.

Living with mBC can affect much more than medical care. These national programs can help you begin looking for practical support. Availability and eligibility vary, so contact each organization directly for current details.

Juanita Miller, a Support Our Sisters patient ambassador
JUANITA MILLERPatient Ambassador
“People don’t understand what mBC is, and they think it means automatic death. Right from the beginning, I thought I was going to die. I have had many challenges throughout this journey. Arthritis and treatment side effects take away from how I can manage motherhood. My children keep me grounded.”
Meet our sisters

A clinical trial may be
an option in your care.

Trials are not a last resort. Learn what participation involves, what protections you have, and which questions can help you decide whether a study is right for you.

Come as you are.

Connect with women who understand the good days, the hard days, and everything in between. Share, listen, learn—or simply know that we are here.