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The Impact
IN OUR MISSION TO END BREAST CANCER
Research
INVESTED NEARLY
$1.1B
IN BREAST CANCER
RESEARCH SINCE 1982
Care
MORE THAN
220K
RECEIVED FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT
Community
UNITED WITH
30M
ACROSS OUR BREAST
CANCER COMMUNITY
Action
MOBILIZED
100K
TO ADVOCATE
FOR PATIENTS’ RIGHTS

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February 1, 2023

Monique’s Story: Advocate for Your Health & Trust Your Gut
Monique Eddins was diagnosed in November 2019 with stage 2 invasive ductal carcinoma. An active-duty service member and mother of four, her journey began when she noticed a lump in her left breast.