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I found out I had breast cancer in August, 2006 - mine was not caused by estrogen. I had a lumpectomy, then Mammosite radiation, then chemo (I did not get sick) I worked when allowed - I had my Faith, my loving husband who went with me to every radiation treatment and chemo treatment - I was not aware of all these wonderful other sites under after my treatments were over, but I am so glad they are here and I "click" on the "Pink" button every day. And as of today I am 6 years cancer free and I get a mammogram every year - Oh yes my breast cancer was caught early on BY A MAMMOGRAM - so they do work!!!!!!

Mia Morgan
Owensboro, KY

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