At Each Moment We’re Alive, we strive to empower and offer cancer survivors the resources and assistance they need to navigate through their process, both during and after treatment.
In Treatment
Support Groups

Cancer Support Navigator
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Facing cancer can feel overwhelming, but you don't have to do it alone. Connect with a Cancer Support Navigator for personalized guidance, trusted resources, and compassionate support throughout your cancer journey.

In Person Breast Cancer Support Group
2nd Tuesday of the Month
A safe, welcoming space for men and women with breast cancer to connect, share experiences, find encouragement, and build lasting friendships with others who understand the journey.

Virtual Breast Cancer Support Group
1st & 3rd Tuesday of the Month
Connect with breast cancer survivors across the U.S. and Canada in a safe, compassionate space to share experiences, find encouragement, and receive support from those who truly understand the journey.

Virtual All Women
Cancer Support Group
A supportive online community for women with any type of cancer, including breast cancer, to connect, share experiences, and find encouragement from others who truly understand the journey.
2nd & 4th Tuesday of the Month

Facebook Private Group
Day/Night
This private group is intended for cancer survivors who wish to belong to a community of Thrivers who believe cancer is something that happens to you, it does not define who you are.
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Register for Support Groups
View our calendar to see upcoming support group dates and register for the sessions you'd like to attend.
After Treatment
Survivorship Program
L.A.N.D - Survivorship Program
The Living A New Day, L.A.N.D. Survivorship Program is a guided program that helps individuals create positive outcomes for their future, by providing a step-by-step process, knowledge, and skills to thrive in a new normal after a cancer diagnosis. Our program empowers individuals not only to survive but also to thrive, by offering valuable resources and strategies to live sustainably after their diagnosis.
Welcome to Living A New Day!
If you're here, chances are cancer has changed your life. L.A.N.D. (Living A New Day, A New Norm) was created to help you move beyond surviving to thriving. Through practical tools, guided support, and connection with fellow survivors, you'll rediscover your strength, purpose, and confidence for life after cancer.
With love and gratitude,
Cindy

Who is the program for?
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The program is designed to be used by a variety of populations:
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For women who have completed their initial treatment for cancer
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For women who will be in long-term treatment
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For women in transition seeking a new direction and purpose in life.
How it Works
L.A.N.D. (Living A New Day, A New Norm) Survivorship Program gives you the tools, guidance, and support to move from surviving to thriving. Through eight engaging modules, you'll build confidence, rediscover purpose, and create a meaningful path forward after cancer.
More Than Surviving. It's Time to Live Again.
Finishing cancer treatment is a milestone, but it doesn't always feel like the end of the journey. Many survivors face fear of recurrence, lingering side effects, changing relationships, and uncertainty about what comes next.
The L.A.N.D. Program (Living A New Day) helps you bridge the gap between treatment ending and living life with confidence again.
This isn't just another online course. Through practical tools, guided lessons, and the support of fellow survivors, you'll build healthy routines, rediscover your purpose, and learn to navigate life after cancer—one step at a time.
Created by survivors, for survivors, L.A.N.D. is more than a program. It's a community where you'll find understanding, encouragement, and hope as you begin living your new day.
Because surviving was only the beginning. Now it's time to begin Living A New Day.
Package | Best For | Investment |
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Fri., June 20 | The Academy, L.A | Book It |
Thu., June 19 | Bamboo, Santa Barbara | Book It |
Sat., June 28 | Cheers, Santa Cruz | Book It |
Wed., July 6 | The Roxy, San Francisco | Book It |
CHOOSE YOUR SUPPORT CHART
I feel that I came out a better person after this experience and met people I may have not met otherwise.
Lisa D.
Cindy has a great mind and I'm thankful she creative this after Care group because it's desperately needed. We have nothing else here in this area for people like us. We need support, we need to have a place where we feel comfortable even if we can't go every week at least we can check in every week or get emails or Facebook or phone calls or texts. We need this. Others will need this. Local is good.
Irvinia S.
Leaders were great. It was beneficial to have multiple “veterans” in attendance to provide differing perspectives and experiences.
Meggan M
I found the event to be very informative in so many ways. Subject matter, the way in which it was presented and the comfortable and friendly atmosphere of each and every session. I found that all of us women were experiencing a lot of the same feelings and it was so good to be able to share those feelings with others who understood. It also helped with confidence!
Paula H

Continued Care Office Hours
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Monthly sessions with guided support for L.A.N.D. participants to ask questions, share challenges, celebrate progress, revisit key concepts, and stay connected with others navigating life after cancer.
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Circle of Angels
Dates Vary - Visit Calendar
Healing doesn't end when treatment ends. Circle of Angels is EMWA's survivor community where lasting friendships grow through social gatherings, walks, volunteer opportunities, fundraisers, and meaningful connections with others who truly understand the journey.

Why not start...
I remember the day I heard those words "you've got cancer" the uncertainties, the unknown. I felt alone and lost. Since my diagnosis I have partnered with singer,-songwriter Debra Lynn Alt and many other women. Together we have carved a path of purpose to help lighten this challenging road for others. I learned new skills and have applied what I've learned to help others not only get through, but grow and add new meaning to our newly altered lives, otherwise referred to as "just not the same".
With love and gratitude,
Cindy
