Interview 38
Had mammograms annually from age 34 because of family history of breast cancer. Mammogram in 2003 and further tests showed invasive breast cancer. Had treatment for cancer.
A network analyst. Married with 2 children.
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Had mammograms annually from age 34 because of family history of breast cancer. Mammogram in 2003 and further tests showed invasive breast cancer. Had treatment for cancer.
A network analyst. Married with 2 children.
Had routine mammograms since her 40s because of family history of breast cancer. In 1997 took part in medical research, including a mammogram. Invasive breast cancer was discovered and had treatment.
A volunteer, married with 3 adult children.
Had routine mammograms since age 40 because of family history of breast cancer. Presented with bleeding nipple but mammogram done was clear. 3 months later, had another mammogram because she found a lump, which was cancerous. Treatment for breast cancer.
A health visitor. Married with 2 children.
Had first mammogram in USA at age 39. Was diagnosed with invasive breast cancer and DCIS, and had treatment. Has annual mammograms in USA.
A full-time mother and fund raiser. Married with 3 children.
Had mammogram at age 50 done privately. Was diagnosed with invasive breast cancer and had treatment. Has mammograms annually in private sector.
A director, married with 1 adult child.
Has attended for routine breast screening since around age 50. Results have been normal.
A retired clinic clerk and receptionist. Married with 4 adult children.
Had routine mammogram at 52. DCIS was discovered. Had lumpectomy. Mammogram 6 months later found more cancer cells. Had mastectomy, and tamoxifen. Was later diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
A retired civilian manager in the police. Married with no children.
Discovered lump at age 42. All tests showed lump was benign. It was surgically removed and found to be cancerous. Had treatment for cancer.
Does voluntary and freelance work in cancer services. Married with 2 adult children.
Attended for routine breast screening since age 50. At 60 was diagnosed with DCIS. Had a mastectomy. Chooses not to attend for further screening mammograms.
A writer,who is single with no children.
Had benign lump around age 42, which was surgically removed. Attends for routine breast screening. Results have been normal.
Self-employed, married with no children.