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Ep. 28: Knowledge is power! Michelle's journey through a BRCA1 gene mutation diagnosis & a double mastectomy
In this episode, I interview my friend Michelle, who shares
her personal journey with her BRCA1 gene mutation diagnosis.
Michelle discusses the importance of understanding family
medical history, the emotional challenges of her diagnosis, and the preventive measures she took, including 4 surgeries.
She emphasizes the need for support systems and the power of knowledge in making informed health decisions.
Our conversation also touches on the hope for future advancements in cancer prevention and treatment.
Michelle discusses the emotional and physical aspects of her
experiences, the importance of knowledge and advocacy in health decisions, and the need for awareness and self-care in the context of breast cancer.
This episode is all about being proactive in health management.
Michelle's authenticity and openness about what she went through will inspire others to share their stories and support one another in their journeys.
Notable statistics
Genetic mutation testing companies
Stanford Breast Oncologist: Dr. Allison Kurian
Stanford Gynecological oncologist: Dr. Amer Karam
Stanford plastic surgeon specializing in reconstruction: Dr. Gabriel Kind
Plastic surgeon specializing in nerve preservation and reconstruction: Dr. Anne Peled
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In this episode, I interview my friend Michelle, who shares
her personal journey with her BRCA1 gene mutation diagnosis.
Michelle discusses the importance of understanding family
medical history, the emotional challenges of her diagnosis, and the preventive measures she took, including 4 surgeries.
She emphasizes the need for support systems and the power of knowledge in making informed health decisions.
Our conversation also touches on the hope for future advancements in cancer prevention and treatment.
Michelle discusses the emotional and physical aspects of her
experiences, the importance of knowledge and advocacy in health decisions, and the need for awareness and self-care in the context of breast cancer.
This episode is all about being proactive in health management.
Michelle's authenticity and openness about what she went through will inspire others to share their stories and support one another in their journeys.
Notable statistics
Genetic mutation testing companies
Stanford Breast Oncologist: Dr. Allison Kurian
Stanford Gynecological oncologist: Dr. Amer Karam
Stanford plastic surgeon specializing in reconstruction: Dr. Gabriel Kind
Plastic surgeon specializing in nerve preservation and reconstruction: Dr. Anne Peled
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