Support Groups

Millie has been a practicing social worker for 25 years, and is fluent in both English and Spanish. She has practiced social work in Peru, South America, as well as in the United States, and is passionate about helping others through her work. 

Now a resident of Western Massachusetts, Millie works as the Oncology Social Worker for Sister Caritas Cancer Center, affiliated with Mercy Medical Center. In addition, she has studied at Westfield State University, and has a strong connection to the Western Massachusetts community.

Millie is looking forward to sharing and applying her social work experience with cancer patients and survivors, and is honored to facilitate the first Spanish-speaking Support Group for Survivor Journeys™.

Eileen Krueger is an LCSW employed at the Bennett Cancer Center, located at Stamford Hospital in Stamford, CT. As a member of the Cancer Support Services team, she provides clinical social work, psychosocial evaluation, assessment, counseling, and resource referrals to oncology patients and their caregivers.

She is a graduate of the Spalding University MSW program and volunteers as a peer navigator at the Friend For Life Cancer Support Network, both located in Louisville, KY.

Amanda Perdue is a 7 year breast cancer survivor, diagnosed at the age of 28.  Before breast cancer, Amanda was a high school physical education, health education, and special education teacher.  After her diagnosis, Amanda has had the honor working with agencies and recently diagnosed breast cancer survivors, helping each survivor to navigate their diagnosis, treatment, and picking up the pieces.  She has had opportunities to lobby for breast cancer in Washington D.C. and local legislatures, and serving as an advocate for breast cancer awareness.

Graduating from Wesley College with a Bachelor’s of Science and Wilmington University with a Master’s in Leadership and Administration, Amanda likes to incorporate the holistic approach when facilitating and supporting survivors- looking at each survivor and healing process as a whole. She looks forward to helping women survive and thrive and celebrating their victories.

Cindy is a primary care social worker in the VA Connecticut Healthcare System. She works frequently with caregivers, assisting them with the all encompassing impact caused by a decline in a loved one's health.

Cindy is an experienced cancer caregiver, having a child diagnosed with cancer during adolescence. Her son's cancer journey inspires her to help others walking a similar path.

Cindy is a graduate of the Boston College School of Social Work.