Angie shares her journey with breast cancer from diagnosis to surgery and recovery followed by her decision about reconstructive surgery.
The great thing about the 3D mammogram is that it’s a little bit more comfortable for women and it has less chance of having callbacks for any false positive results.
Shelley knows breast cancer all too well. It’s in her family history with her mom being a three-time survivor. While most people get mammograms annually, she gets check-ups every six months and she believes that saved her life.
Symptoms of breast cancer are different for each person, and in some cases, even invisible or nonexistent. That's why mammograms are so important!
Here are the five truths every woman should know about breast cancer.