About
Women With Will is a project created to raise breast cancer awareness and give women a platform to share their experiences with a broad, supportive, and understanding audience.
If you are a breast cancer survivor or are currently being treated and want to share your story with us, please contact us through our email or other social networks.
Share the storyFree or Low-Cost
Screening Program Near You
Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program
Montgomery, Alabama
Screening
1-877-252-3324On our map, you can find the locations of the health care facilities that provide low-cost or free cancer screenings. To be eligible for it, though, you must meet the following requirements: Your insurance does not cover screening exams, or you have no insurance; Your yearly income is at or below 250% of the federal poverty level; You are between 40 and 64 years old. Older or younger women might qualify for screening services, as well.
Approximately 1 in 8 women (14.8%) will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime. Early diagnosis is particularly relevant for breast cancer.
Donate
Do you want to support the activities of the foundations that are part of our project? Click Donate!
Connie Dwyer Breast Cancer Foundation
Inflammatory Breast Cancer Research Foundation
The Donna Foundation
I Have Wings Breast Cancer Foundation
Personal Stories
Women With Will: Minnie Morales on Dealing with Breast Cancer at 20 Years Old
Women With Will: Amy Carabba on Giving up during Her Breast Cancer Journey
Women With Will: Jennifer Cordts on Living with Metastatic Inflammatory Breast Cancer for 5 Years
Women With Will: Amber Kneen on Being Diagnosed with Inflammatory Breast Cancer in South Korea
Inspiring Stories
Connie Dwyer
After being treated for breast cancer herself, Connie Dwyer noticed how hard it was for underprivileged women to deal with the disease, so she became part of the solution.
Ginny Mason
Even though being diagnosed with breast cancer is definitely frightening, it isn't always a death sentence. That is, in part, thanks to all the findings made by research organizations.
Donna Deegan
People diagnosed with breast cancer (and any other type of cancer) wish to hear the word "remission" from their doctors as soon as possible.
