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Women in their 20’s with no history CAN get breast cancer!
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2 Women in their 20s with no history CAN get breast cancer!Michelle Wilsey is a 29-year-old woman who was just diagnosed with breast cancer. She recently had a double mascetomy and will be undergoing chemo therapy and irradiation this summer. Michelle was told by physicians that the lump she felt in her breast COULD NOT be breast cancer because she was healthy, young and had no history of breast caner, but after insisting that doctor’s due the tests, Michelle was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer in April 2008.

Michelle’s life has changed dramatically. And even though she has insurance, there are MANY costs that insurance does not cover. We want to share Michelle’s story and make other young women aware that it can happen to them. Listen to your bodies, and go in for checkups regularly…it can save your life!

Please check out her videos and her website – www.michellewilsey.com
Please send your comments, support, or donations via the website.

Thank you!

TEAM MICHELLE
Say it. Fight it. Cure it.

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Warning signs of breast cancer

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4 Comments for 'Women in their 20’s with no history CAN get breast cancer!'

  1.  
    mrsbentley1977
    February 22, 2010 | 6:26 pm
     

    I was diagnosed …
    I was diagnosed with breast cancer one month after I turned 30. I had a 6 week old baby boy and found a lump breast feeding. I also had a double mastectomy, two rounds of chemo and radiation. I sure hope you are ok… God bless!

  2.  
    GiverSSJ
    February 22, 2010 | 6:26 pm
     

    I’m sorry to hear …
    I’m sorry to hear this has happened to you. You’re in my prayers. As a young woman who had her two aunts and dad have the disease, my sympathies go to you and your family. It’s very hard for young women like us to have doctors look at us as a “high risk category”. I’m trying to get a referral for a mammogram after hearing your story, but my doctor won’t give me a referral for a mammogram even though my dad and aunts had it. Any advice? Thank you.

  3.  
    PaleGurlie
    February 22, 2010 | 6:26 pm
     

    Michelle you rule!
    Michelle you rule!

  4.  
    Queensage77
    February 22, 2010 | 6:26 pm
     

    Yeah Michelle!!!
    Yeah Michelle!!!

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