Young Adult 4 (Breast Cancer Survivor)

The day that I went to get a biopsy, my promotion was announced at work. The day after, I got a call saying, you have breast cancer.

The day that I went to get a biopsy, my promotion was announced at work. The day after, I got a call saying, you have breast cancer.

You always think, oh, it won't be me. It can't be me. And I think that's the biggest thing that this data that's out there has to be telling us and our peers is that we can no longer just assume it can't be me.

You always think, oh, it won't be me. It can't be me. And I think that's the biggest thing that this data that's out there has to be telling us and our peers is that we can no longer just assume it can't be me.

And we need our healthcare system also to be that messenger and to step up because no one had ever said to me, even being the daughter of a breast cancer survivor and with a father fighting cancer, you are at risk.

And we need our healthcare system also to be that messenger and to step up because no one had ever said to me, even being the daughter of a breast cancer survivor and with a father fighting cancer, you are at risk.

The day that I went to get a biopsy, my promotion was announced at work. The day after, I got a call saying, you have breast cancer.

You always think, oh, it won't be me. It can't be me. And I think that's the biggest thing that this data that's out there has to be telling us and our peers is that we can no longer just assume it can't be me.

And we need our healthcare system also to be that messenger and to step up because no one had ever said to me, even being the daughter of a breast cancer survivor and with a father fighting cancer, you are at risk.