Surviving Breast Cancer: Build your own breast cancer army
Support from friends, family and community is an integral tool
in the fight against the disease. Many victims are taking their
illness to the Web, creating online support groups on Facebook,
Twitter, blogs and forums  Jane Barker, left, and Laura Roppe ,
breast cancer survivors who met online, meet in person in
England in 2009. "Laura!" "Jane!" "Laura!"  This went on for a
few minutes because Laura forgot to ask Jane what room she was
in on the sixth floor. The two went on screaming until they
found each other in the hall. Then, it was like something out of
a movie, Laura said.  The two hugged, and cried and laughed at
the same time.  They touched the tufts of hair on each other's
otherwise bald heads. Just as everything else they'd shared as
"breast cancer sisters" during the past 11 months, at that
moment both women had similar amounts of re-grown tufts of hair
on their heads.  Breast cancer survivor and lawyer-turned-rock-
musician Laura Roppe turn