You've Been Diagnosed, Now What?
Receiving a breast cancer diagnosis is life-changing and can feel overwhelming. Each person manages the news differently. To Life! is committed to providing compassionate support, information and education as you begin this journey. Since 1998, To Life! has been partnering with breast cancer patients, survivors, clinicians, family, and friends, can assist with helping you connect to resources, information and support services; for today, tomorrow and well into your future. This site contains many helpful links, but sometimes a personal call can help. Please call us at 518-439-5975. During business hours, our staff is available to be of assistance. After hours calls will be returned on the next business day.
Support Services
To Life! offers a safe place to share feelings and information that remains confidential. Group facilitators guide women through thoughtful discussion. Surround yourself with women who understand. To Life! offers a variety of support groups that meet monthly. Learn more about this valuable resource by clicking here.
Fitting Services
Wigs, Hats, Bras, Prostheses, Apparel
Your treatment may include surgery and medications that will affect your physical appearance. Let To Life! assist you. We provide a private and comfortable environment for fittings at our locations. Please click here for more information or call 518-439-5975 to schedule an appointment.
To Life! is certified by BOC (Board of Certification/Accreditation) an independent, not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting quality patient care by offering highly valued credentials for professionals and businesses.
Educational Programs
Throughout the year To Life! offers educational programs free-of-charge to anyone who is interested. See what's coming up by clicking here.
Articles For the Newly Diagnosed
Newly diagnosed individuals may find the following articles especially helpful:
Breast Cancer: Questions to Ask the Health Care Team
Breast Cancer 101 - including Newly Diagnosed Navigator
Just Diagnosed With Breast Cancer: Answers from an Expert
5 Things Newly Diagnosed Breast Cancer Patients Should Know
Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Breast Cancer
Treatment of Breast Cancer by Stage
Mastectomy Surgery and Recovery: What to Expect
The Power of a Health Care Advocate
Tips From the Trenches When Facing Chemotherapy
5 Ways I Took Back My Power After My Cancer Diagnosis
Where to Begin with a New Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Fertility and Family Planning After Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Talking with Your Family and Friends About Your Diagnosis
Talking with Children About Breast Cancer
There are additional blog articles that can be found under the "Blog" heading on the To Life! Home Page.
Additional Resources
Please know you are not alone and there are many resources available.