3 year survivor.
Diagnosed: 2007. Age: 33.
"The doctors can only do so much. You have to do the rest by taking better care of yourself and believing with your whole heart that you are going to be OK!"
At the age of 30, Rebecca noticed that her breast had changed, but wasn't sure what of it as there wasn't a lump and it wasn't painful. It looked like a permanent bruise and as if something was eating away at her breast from the inside. With no history of cancer in the family, it was the last thing on Rebecca's mind.
It is important for Rebecca that her peers know about breast cancer and the importance of early detection, and that it can happen to anyone regardless of race, age or gender.
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