Retreats for Women with Metastatic Breast Cancer
The Infinite Boundaries metastatic breast cancer retreats are held four times each year at Sundara Inn and Spa in Lake Delton, Wis. Participants enjoy guided discussions about issues specific to women with metastatic breast cancer, including dealing with difficult feelings, communicating with friends and family and living with advanced breast cancer. Women learn practices to decrease stress and explore new creative outlets.
While it may be difficult to leave home and family at this time of life, we encourage interested women to call our office for more information. Discuss the possibility of attending the retreat with your doctor. We will work with you to make your retreat comfortable, meaningful and affordable. Retreat space does fill quickly. If you are interested in attending we encourage you to call or email Breast Cancer Recovery today or click here to register online! Check the retreat schedule.
In Their Own Words:
I have felt so loved and supported during my time here…and I will return home with valuable tools to help me cope with a difficult diagnosis.~ Metastatic Retreatant 2012
This is the only opportunity I’ve had to spend time with other women in my situation. It’s meant the world to me. They give me strength! I feel hopeful and rejuvenated and it felt so good to share. I loved this group of warriors. ~ Metastatic Reteat Attendee
I’ll be forever grateful for this wonderful journey. I came scared, unsure. I left feeling hope, ready to continue the fight. Living for the moment, for the day, not getting stuck in ‘Stage 4” terminal mindset. ~ Metastatic Retreatant 2012
Most of my energy was devoted to physically healing my body while my spirit remained bruised and damaged. Thank you for the gift of allowing me to “Take a breath” ~ Metastatic Retreatant 2012
The Breast Cancer Recovery metastatic retreat is supported by the legacy of Dianne Lemmons. Please click here to read more information about the Dianne Lemmons Endowment Fund.


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