Supporting People living with secondary breast Cancer
Supplying FREE support packs for women (and men) in the UK living with secondary breast cancer.
Patient Support Packs
These packs are for women and men in the UK that have been diagnosed with Secondary Breast Cancer..When completing the request form please let us know if you have young children that require support.
These packs are FREE and are made possible by our supporters donations or items off the Amazon Wish List.
Hospital Emergency Packs
Recently I have had several unexpected hospital admissions and found myself with no supplies, so we now provide FREE Emergency Support Packs that contain the essentials and more to support patient`s until they can get sorted.
These packs are available to all UK Oncology hospitals and wards (of all cancer types)
These are only to be requested via the website by staff on behalf of the oncology unit not by patients , as they are delivered in bulk (25+) by courier to the hospitals place of storage and can be requested as many times as required.
Support
We provide a Private Facebook support group search:
“Stage 4 Deserves More Secondary Breast Cancer Support Group”
The support group has information re) Benefits, insurance, post operative clothing, wigs etc and connects people living local to each other. We also have meet ups where we can but otherwise it is a very close and supportive group where you are never alone…
There is FREE Weekly Treat Raffle
There is FREE weekly Treat raffle in the support group where members can win, Flowers, vouchers, pamper sets, hampers, spa treatments etc.
And we are very lucky to be supported by some generous companies who give us use of our own voucher codes for certain products.
About Me
My name is Gemma Ellis, I am 39 years old, I live in The High Peak with my husband and 2 daughters Ruby,12 and Scarlett,10.
When I was 34 I was diagnosed with Inflammatory Breast Cancer ER and HER2 positive. I had 6 cycles of chemotherapy followed by surgery and 15 sessions of radiotherapy, as I am HER2 positive I remained on Herceptin to hopefully prevent the cancer returning but no such luck!
About Me
My name is Gemma Ellis, I am 39 years old, I live in The High Peak with my husband and 2 daughters Ruby,12 and Scarlett,10.
When I was 34 I was diagnosed with Inflammatory Breast Cancer ER and HER2 positive. I had 6 cycles of chemotherapy followed by surgery and 15 sessions of radiotherapy, as I am HER2 positive I remained on Herceptin to hopefully prevent the cancer returning but no such luck!