There are many fine breast cancer and cancer websites to consult (although when it comes to medical advice, nothing takes the place of asking your doctor). There are also sites that are sketchy and inaccurate. Here are some of the very best places to look for solid information and emotional support. Please send me your favorite links to add; e-mail marc@breastcancerhusband.com

Breastcancer.org
It's got everything you could want: medical updates, ask-the-expert conferences, chat rooms, message boards, a talking dictionary, and lots more.

Cancer.gov
The scoop on all cancers, including breast, with information on clinical trials

Fertilehope.org  
Advice and financial assistance for women and men who face fertility issues because of cancer treatment

Gildasclub.org
The local chapters offer emotional and social support for all cancer patients and their families.

Lbbc.org 
Living Beyond Breast Cancer runs superb educational programs and maintains a helpline for survivors as well: 888-753-5222

Menagainstbreastcancer.org
Useful info for all us clueless guys

Menwithheart.org 
The Massachusetts group raises a ton of money for research, treatment, awareness, and prevention by walking miles and miles in breast cancer fund raisers.

Laf.org 
Lance Armstrong's site calls itself "the voice of people living with cancer," and it speaks out for research, education, and patient support. Plus, it's the place to order the immensely popular yellow LIVESTRONG bracelets.

Susankomen.org  
Komen staff and supporters walk, run, raise money, and lobby for the cure, and for the support of breast cancer patients. The site has excellent medical information, message boards, and links to local affiliates.

Susanlovemd.org 
She wrote the book on breast cancer-Dr. Susan Love's Breast Book is absolutely the number one resource. The Web site is equally invaluable: thorough medical information, moving feature stories, sound advice on decision-making.

Y-me.org 
Offering education and support for breast cancer patients and their families, the organization runs a 24-hour hotline, with both survivors and husbands available: 800-221-2141 in English, 800-986-9595 in Spanish.

Youngsurvival.org  
Lots of people think young women don't get breast cancer. Alas, they do. The Young Survival Coalition addresses issues for women 40 and under who are living with breast cancer