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Fundraising | BAYS
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Your tax-deductible donations to BAYS will help support our member programs, including monthly support group meetings with free childcare, wellness activities, community-building events, and outreach and education. HOW CAN I HELP? It's fast, easy, and secure. Your gift will be processed through our non-profit online donations processing partner, Network for Good. Click here to Donate Online. Or send a check payable to "Bay Area Young Survivors" or "BAYS" and mail to:. PO Box 190056 San Francisco CA 94119.
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In The News | BAYS
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BAYS members are active in the community. We write, blog, and cartoon about our experiences with cancer. We hike, climb, and fight like hell to raise awareness of breast cancer in young women. Here are some publications about our members and by our members that exhibit the range of our talents. BAYS members volunteer at the Dorothy W. Erskine Park and BAYS Memorial Garden. Glen Park Association (April 4, 2016). Barrington Natives Find Support while Sharing Their Stories. EastBayRI (November 17, 2015).
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Our Stories | BAYS
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Each member of BAYS has a unique story, but we also have much in common. Many of us were misdiagnosed, told we were "too young" to have cancer. Many of us found our own cancer because we were too young for routine mammograms. All of us have found support and community at BAYS. We want to share some of our stories with you. Photo credit: Cynthia Wood]. Alison wishes she had found BAYS sooner than she did. She is committed to working hard to ensure that BAYS is always there and that it is accessible, h...
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Our Stories | BAYS
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Each member of BAYS has a unique story, but we also have much in common. Many of us were misdiagnosed, told we were "too young" to have cancer. Many of us found our own cancer because we were too young for routine mammograms. All of us have found support and community at BAYS. We want to share some of our stories with you. Photo credit: Cynthia Wood]. Alison wishes she had found BAYS sooner than she did. She is committed to working hard to ensure that BAYS is always there and that it is accessible, h...
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Bay Area Young Survivors | BAYS
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Bay Area Young Survivors (BAYS) is a support and action group for young women in the SF Bay Area who are living with breast cancer. Through monthly support group meetings, an online network, and community-building events, BAYS members share information, experiences, and resources. Our goal is to break the isolation of living with breast cancer by providing a community built on compassion, understanding, hope, and inspiration. Please join us for the BAYS book launch! You can pick up. The Day My Nipple Fell.
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About | BAYS
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We are straight, lesbian, single, partnered, with children and without. We welcome all survivors from the newly diagnosed, to those battling recurrent or metastatic disease, to long-term survivors. We are a diverse and compassionate group of women, diagnosed with breast cancer before the age of 45, and united by our passion to survive this disease. BAYS offers monthly support group meetings with free childcare, an active online network, and community-building events. We respect one another’s diversity.
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Events | BAYS
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BAYS offers monthly support group meetings with free childcare and community building events including hikes, picnics, and more. They have also included educational events on reiki and healing touch therapy, medical marijuana, lymphedema, and physical intimacy after cancer. BAYS also offers a special support group called Mets in the City (MITC) for members with metastatic breast cancer. RECENT and UPCOMING LOCAL EVENTS. 1/8 San Francisco Support Group (11-1). 1/18 South Bay Support Group. 6/11 East Bay S...
