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- Judith A Wagner.
- Breast Cancer Patient Advocate, Mequon, WI 53092, USA. rwagner12@wi.rr.com
- Breast. 2010 Aug 1; 19 (4): 280-3.
AbstractMy personal journey into breast cancer advocacy resulted from a diagnosis of low grade DCIS. I joined with others throughout the world in turning adversity into advocacy to support endeavors which further public and professional education, political change and scientific research. This path took me from a mere one woman networking effort to addressing national panels of experts in Washington, D.C. charged with improving quality of breast care. It often became more than a full time job but the rewards were worth it. My family also supported my mission and the potential impact that advocacy could make on both a personal and community level. So I follow in the footsteps of other tenacious advocates and always keep in mind the singular focus of improving standards for quality breast care now and in the future. This paper describes the ever-changing face of advocacy from my viewpoint as a breast cancer survivor.2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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