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I'm the same as Iserbrown. Routine 2 yearly mammogram with Breastscreen picked up my cancer. Nothing to see, nothing to feel !!
I was even luckier as one of radiologists told me later that she remembered my scan as they debated over whether to recall me or not. Thank God they did as I had a 1.3cm stage 1, grade 1
IDC.
Since then I've had a pink ribbon tattooed inside my wrist to get the message out as much as I can. We are so fortunate to have routine screening. Jane xx
I was even luckier as one of radiologists told me later that she remembered my scan as they debated over whether to recall me or not. Thank God they did as I had a 1.3cm stage 1, grade 1
IDC.
Since then I've had a pink ribbon tattooed inside my wrist to get the message out as much as I can. We are so fortunate to have routine screening. Jane xx
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