800 Toll Free Numbers For National Breast Cancer Awareness Month

October is recognized as National Breast Cancer Awareness month. Pink stripes and ribbons can be found anywhere: on the suits and dresses of professionals and politicians, hot pink sneakers and cleats spanning football fields, coaches wearing pink hats and headsets. Even the WWE has changed their middle rope to pink. For over 25 years nationally recognized public service organizations, government agencies, professional medical associations, and other organizations have banded together to bring about breast cancer awareness through the course of our national dialogue.

Through the help of toll free 800 numbers, fighters, survivors, and supporters, both family and friends to those in need all have a chance to share information on the diseases, gain better information and education regarding cancer, reach out for help when it’s needed and most importantly, give help to the cause. Each collaborating organization comes with an 800 toll free number of their own to serve your needs.

The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation helpline, 1-800 IMAWARE is in service around the clock by trained and caring volunteers whose lives have been touched by breast cancer. You can call this number to get new breast health information as it comes along through a timely and accurate manner to answer concerns. There are other numbers such as The Living Beyond Breast Cancer Helpline, 1-888-753-LBBC (5222), which provides support to women regarding diagnosis, treatment, and survival from a team of proud and trained breast cancer survivors. The LBBC line is meant to provide emotional support rather than specific medical advice.

For a varied list of 800 toll free number hotlines you can get them from the official NBCAM website at: http://www.nbcam.org/ or this article by Imaginis: http://www.imaginis.com/breast-cancer-resources-and-support/breast-cancer-toll-free-helplines-1 to see how you can contribute or receive help, no matter what the request. With these support lines, survivors and supporters will show you you’re not fighting this alone.