(Especially for younger women under forty.)
Author- Robin M. Gray R. N.
Every year thousands of younger women, in which breast cancer is not expected, have
their breast lumps misdiagnosed by their physicians as benign when they are
cancerous. Unfortunately, a missed or delayed cancer diagnosis often results in more debilitating
surgeries and treatments with a worse prognosis. As a registered nurse who experienced a seventeen-month physician-related breast cancer misdiagnosis at age thirty-eight, I can tell you that it can happen to anyone, even when you have trusted and experienced doctors. Refuse to have a breast misdiagnosis happen to you or to those you care for. Do not wait for doctors to tell you when you have a problem, which may be all too late, but know yourself as an informed patient is the best survivor! To aid those with breast lumps or those who have already suffered from a breast misdiagnosis, this website offers helpful tips on breast lump diagnosis, on misdiagnosis litigation, and on spiritual healing.You may click on the purple left-hand column for topics of interest. The EARLY ACT Bill Passed in 2010- new law to support young women with breast lumps. This is a nonprofit free help website and is not a replacement for medical care. |  Don' t think a breast misdiagnosis won't happen to you. Every year at least 10,000 young women suffer a breast cancer misdiagnosis in the United States! |