Breast Cancer Resource Expo Connects Breast Cancer Survivors with Resources

PHOENIX - Jan. 29, 2017 - PRLog -- A free Breast Cancer Resource Expo will be held 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4 at the Phoenix Airport Marriott Hotel, 1101 N. 44^th St. in Phoenix. Resources such as pain management, support groups, financial support, wigs and mastectomy clothing will be available.

In addition to resources and vendors there will be breakout sessions for participants to learn more about topics such as "Step Up To Prevention: Lower Your Risk of Breast Cancer and Reoccurrence," and "Harvest of Arizona: Benefits of Cannabis and use During Breast Cancer" and more.

Vendors have agreed to provide a relaxed and "sales free" environment that focuses on information and support. There is also a restaurant on site as well as plenty of seating throughout the Expo to make it a more comfortable setting.

"The purpose of this expo is to connect breast cancer related resources with those who need them most," said Sarah Ellery, founder of My Hope Bag, the organization that is hosting the expo. "Having so many resources available in one setting makes this a more convenient and pleasant experience for everyone involved."

My Hope Bag is a local non-profit, 501(c)3.  For more than five years, My Hope Bag has devoted its energy to passionately supporting the breast cancer community. ​Whether it's a hand-delivered bag of HOPE filled with local resources and other comforting items, regular communication, or emotional support, My Hope Bag is committed to making sure no one faces breast cancer alone.

For more information visit www.MyHopeBag.org.