Sara Liyanage is a corporate lawyer and breast cancer survivor. She is also a patient advocate, and founded a website providing practical advice and support for those with breast cancer, which has now been merged with that of the Future Dreams Breast Cancer Charity - for whom she runs the online support hub. She is a regular speaker at cancer-related events, the author of numerous articles for the press, cancer charities and Huff Post, NCT and Maggies. She has appeared on many podcasts and radio shows, runs writing workshops for people who have had cancer, and is involved in various patient advocacy groups and initiatives including the Thames Valley Cancer Alliance Patient Partnership Group (PPG).

This is a wonderfully helpful, sensible guide for anyone navigating the challenges of life after breast cancer treatment.

Sara Liyanage is a corporate lawyer and breast cancer survivor. She is also a patient advocate, and founded a website providing practical advice and support for those with breast cancer, which has now been merged with that of the Future Dreams Breast Cancer Charity - for whom she runs the online support hub. She is a regular speaker at cancer-related events, the author of numerous articles for the press, cancer charities and Huff Post, NCT and Maggies. She has appeared on many podcasts and radio shows, runs writing workshops for people who have had cancer, and is involved in various patient advocacy groups and initiatives including the Thames Valley Cancer Alliance Patient Partnership Group (PPG).

This is a wonderfully helpful, sensible guide for anyone navigating the challenges of life after breast cancer treatment.

Sara Liyanage is a corporate lawyer and breast cancer survivor. She is also a patient advocate, and founded a website providing practical advice and support for those with breast cancer, which has now been merged with that of the Future Dreams Breast Cancer Charity - for whom she runs the online support hub. She is a regular speaker at cancer-related events, the author of numerous articles for the press, cancer charities and Huff Post, NCT and Maggies. She has appeared on many podcasts and radio shows, runs writing workshops for people who have had cancer, and is involved in various patient advocacy groups and initiatives including the Thames Valley Cancer Alliance Patient Partnership Group (PPG).

This is a wonderfully helpful, sensible guide for anyone navigating the challenges of life after breast cancer treatment.