Online Support and Video Chats

Zoom Speaker Sessions and Video Chats

Watch our Zoom Support Sessions and Video Chats. Please click on any of the videos below.

Please remember that the thoughts and opinions expressed in these videos relate to the individuals’ personal experiences and are therefore the individuals’ own, and so do not formally represent the charity.

Videos

Catherine Jeans the Family Nutrition Expert talks to Keeping Abreast

Fab Fundraising Stall For Keeping Abreast

Scar Management with Christine Ringrose

Look Good Feel Better

Keeping Abreast - post-surgery underwear at M&S with Ali Pearce from M&S Norwich

Keeping Abreast speaks with Eleanor, founder of Valiant Lingerie about luxury post surgery lingerie

'Mindfulness & Me' with Nerissa Fields

Keeping Abreast Amar Ghattaura talks about Breast Reconstruction - Morriston Hospital

Video Chat with Elaine Scott, Keeping Abreast Stalham Outreach Group, November 2020

Carina Carter Explains why she joined the charity as a Trustee

Trustees' Week 2020 with Keeping Abreast

KA Supporter Emma Stacey talks to Felixstowe Radio

Celebrating Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day with Keeping Abreast

Building Resilience After Breast Cancer with Dr Colette Hirsch, KCL

Breast Reconstruction & The Benefits Of Meditation

My BRCA story with Christen Williams

Chrissie's Interview with Heart Radio about her Breast Cancer Reconstruction journey

Keeping Abreast - Accepting your body after breast cancer by Dr Helena Lewis-Smith

Keeping Abreast, my reconstruction story by Claire

Keeping Abreast speaks with long standing supporter, Chris Bailey

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Keeping Abreast was established in September 2007 by patients Anna Beckingham and Beverley Birritteri and Breast Reconstruction nurse specialist Ruth Harcourt. They recognised a great need for women, both newly diagnosed with breast cancer and facing the possibility of mastectomy, and also women further down the line who are also considering reconstructive surgery, to be able to meet and talk to other women who have been through similar experiences. This allows women make an informed choice about whether or not to proceed with breast reconstruction.