My Breakthrough
Tell us your story
The media team at Breakthrough work closely with newspapers, magazines, and TV and radio to highlight breast cancer issues and encourage breast awareness. In order to bring these issues to light and encourage greater support, we need people to share their real life stories with the media.
If you would be happy to talk to the media about your experience of breast cancer or fundraising for Breakthrough please complete an online form.
Here are a few examples articles written about people who contacted us to share their experiences:
Breast cancer survivors Jane Inman, 65 and Zena Coles, 66, share the stories of their breast cancer journeys and are given a much deserved glamorous makeover.
Louise Wilder, 35, talks about how she chose to have a preventative double mastectomy because of her inherited risk of breast cancer.
Here are a few examples articles written about people who contacted us to share their experiences:
New life - new look
Breast cancer survivors Jane Inman, 65 and Zena Coles, 66, share the stories of their breast cancer journeys and are given a much deserved glamorous makeover. - Read the article Yours Magazine, 13th September 2006 (792 kb)
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- To tell us your story, complete the online form
With a little help from my friends
Rachel Williams was diagnosed with breast cancer just after her 25th birthday. In this article, Rachel describes how the people close to her gave her the strength to beat the disease. Her boyfriend, best friend and cousin talk about how they responded to Rachel’s diagnosis.- Read the article Company Magazine October issue 2006 (211 kb)
- To tell us your story, complete the online form
Safe, not sorry
Louise Wilder, 35, talks about how she chose to have a preventative double mastectomy because of her inherited risk of breast cancer.- Read the article S Magazine, 8th October 2006 (319 kb)
- To tell us your story, complete the online form
