Living with TNBC

When you are first diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer you will most likely have many questions and concerns. In addition to your medical team, we are here to help guide you through that process by providing information, resources and support.

Metastatic triple negative breast cancers are cancers that have spread from the breast tissue where they began to other places in your body. There are an increasing number of therapies that are helping women with metastatic TNBC and hundreds of clinical trials testing new approaches.

Caregiving for your loved one with triple negative breast cancer may feel like a full-time job. But the more you prepare for tasks ahead of time and learn about what to expect, the more manageable your role as caregiver will be.

You’ve finished your treatment. Now what? Survivorship is part of the breast cancer journey and is different for everyone. Since triple negative breast cancer does not have a post-treatment drug option like other breast cancers, you might worry you are not doing enough to protect yourself. Questions about cancer coming back or becoming metastatic may distract you from moving forward after treatment has ended.