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 radiation this summer. Michelle was told by doctors 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 although 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!
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Asszonyok beszélnek a mellrák elleni küzdelmükről. / Hungarian women are speaking about fight against breast cancer. www.rakgyogyitas.hu 
Nijemgen, The Netherlands, a woman arrives for a breast cancer screening. An appointment she wouldn’t want to miss. Every year in The Netherlands women aged between fifty and seventy five undergo a test for breast cancer. Basic mammograms are at the heart of early breast cancer detection. But in The Netherlands today digital mammograms are replacing the traditional techniques.
Michelle Wilsey is a 29-year-old woman from Arizona who was diagnosed with breast cancer at 28 years old. She began chemo therapy this summer and within 13 days was losing large clumps of her hair. Rather than wait for all of her hair to fall out, she with the help of her boyfriend Jake, shaved her head. Check it out and share it with every woman you know.