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Thanks @Mez_BCNA ... interesting that the first pics of the specialist showed him looking at the different stages of dense breast tissue on his screen .....
Sadly you need to subscribe to the Australian to see the article - if anyone DOES have a subscription, it'd be great if they could just take a screenshot of the article and put it up here?
It was so so sad to see in the Channel 7 article on Katie - that not only was her GP dismissive of her finding a lump .... but 2 years later, it returned as metastatic :(
Sadly you need to subscribe to the Australian to see the article - if anyone DOES have a subscription, it'd be great if they could just take a screenshot of the article and put it up here?
It was so so sad to see in the Channel 7 article on Katie - that not only was her GP dismissive of her finding a lump .... but 2 years later, it returned as metastatic :(
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