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Living Beyond Breast Cancer

12th March 2015

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How I’m Getting Even With Stage 4

  • Early detection saved my life! I have never missed a mammogram since turning 40 and my April 1 mammogram was my first time using the 3D machine.

    Nina Williams, Freelauncer

  • I had my first mammogram at age 40. I had no family history of cancer but I did what my Dr. Told me to do. On my 3rd mammogram at age 42 they thought they saw something.

    Kelly Bergenstock, Freelauncer

  • In February of 2015, I was diagnosed with stage IV metastatic breast cancer. I had just turned 22 years old. Attending college, working, and engaged to my high school sweetheart

    Anna Doe, Freelauncer

  • would just like to show you how far my mum has come in 2 years! She was diagnosed with stage 3 invasive ductal carcinoma in 2013.

    Anna Doe, Freelauncer

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