Face Your Risk of Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Empowered - Annette Madlock Gatison PhD, August 19th, 2014
I wish someone had told me about genetic mutations and cancer risk in 2003 when, in my mid-30s, I was first diagnosed with breast cancer. Even though women diagnosed with breast cancer at younger ages are more likely to have a genetic mutation, after combing through every scrap of paper I collected during that time, . . . → Read More: Face Your Risk of Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Empowered
BCC Member Attends the Advocacy, Leadership and Scientific Training with the National Breast Cancer Coalition - Annette Madlock Gatison PhD, November 5th, 2013
Annette Madlock Gatison
To continue my education as a breast cancer advocate and social activist I participated in two flagship programs offered by the National Breast Cancer Coalition, the Advocate Leadership Summit and the Project LEAD® (Leadership, Education and Advocacy Development) Institute earlier this year. Both programs are designed to increase the knowledge . . . → Read More: BCC Member Attends the Advocacy, Leadership and Scientific Training with the National Breast Cancer Coalition
The Pink and the Black - Annette Madlock Gatison PhD, March 7th, 2013
I was diagnosed with two varieties of aggressive breast cancer, one in 2004 and another in 2009. Both required lumpectomy, chemotherapy, and radiation. In 2012 I had a radical mastectomy with reconstruction, which I hope will be my last surgery. But ever since those first words were uttered, “you have breast cancer,” there were things . . . → Read More: The Pink and the Black
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