Why Did Jessica Get A Double Mastectomy Before She Even Got Cancer?

The Weekly Checkup
General Health	April 2, 2008

Losing Your Breasts Before You Even Have Cancer Read a compelling review of Jessica Queller's new book Pretty Is What Changes Best-selling author and breast cancer survivor Laura Zigman, who also chose a double mastectomy, discusses genetic testing and terrifying choices. More About Genetic Testing and Double Mastectomies New Genetic Test Ad: Raising Breast Cancer Awareness Or Preying on Fears? Is Ductal Carcinoma in Situ (DCIS) Hereditary? Outrageous insurance company position regarding claim for double mastectomy

Pretty Is What Changes: Reader's Poll If genetic test results indicated that cancer was very likely in your future, what would you do? Your options are: I would do what it takes, including removing parts of my body, to reduce my cancer risk. I would consider myself informed and be vigilant about detection. I would not have undergone genetic testing in the first place. advertisement Sponsored Health Center Are you getting the proper nutrition? Learn to fuel your body with the right nutrition to maximize your energy today.

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