A 31-year-old Brisbane woman is facing yearlong cancer treatment and a double mastectomy after she experienced pain while showering.
abc.net.au/news/breast-cancer-awareness-month-brisbane-detection-treatment/101531118A 31-year-old Brisbane woman is facing yearlong cancer treatment and a double mastectomy after finding a shower painful.Sarah Anderson was 31 when she was diagnosed in JulyMarketing coordinator Sarah Anderson credits Google with giving her the incentive to consult a doctor about a potential breast cancer diagnosis.
"I got in the shower one night and the pain from the water hitting my nipple sent me through the roof," she said. "It’s going in and targeting any rogue cells that may be in my body and I am happy to say it's melting the tumour away.
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