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What Should All Women Do Next?

Begin a consistent program of education, self-exams, and annual doctor visits for clinical breast ex

During the ages of 25-40, many women miss the opportunity to detect breast cancer early. Since Keesha's diagnosis, we have heard similar personal stories from her friends - and from others.


Some talk about their "bad experience" at an early gynecology appointment that made them shy-away from future visits. Some talk about how they were "not sexually active" so they did not see the need for a gynecology visit. Several shared that they believed that breast cancer is something that "older women" have - so there is no need for a visit. Others talked about how they were "confused about how to do a self-exam."


All of these are valid personal stories - and Keesha shared some of these as her reasons too. But she also admonished her friends to please become educated and start following a plan of personal exams and annual clinical exams starting immediately.


You can find more about personal and clinical exams from the

 National Breast Cancer Foundation


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From diagnosis to treatment, West Cancer Center's team of breast cancer specialists utilize the latest technology and treatment protocols with a goal of positive outcomes and quality of life for every patient.

Uniting The Wellness Community and Gilda’s Club Worldwide, CSC is an international non-profit dedicated to providing support, education and hope to people affected by cancer.


Assists women at all stages of diagnosis, treatment and recovery, with the mission to empower all women affected by breast cancer to live as long as possible with the best quality of life.


A national non-profit organization that provides education, support, and a sense of community to young women who are at high risk for breast and ovarian cancer.


Cancer and Careers is committed to changing the face of cancer in the workplace by providing a comprehensive website, free publications, and a series of support groups and educational seminars for employees with cancer.



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