The first time Michelle Peterson heard that there might be a problem with her breast implants was when a friend at work told her they had been pulled off the market. Mrs. Peterson spent the weekend researching the connection between her specific type of breast implant and a rare cancer.
“The longer I thought about it, I thought, ‘There’s no way I’m keeping these in my body,’ ” said Mrs. Peterson, a 38-year-old breast cancer survivor who lives in Nashville, Tenn. “I did not sit around waiting for signs of this type of cancer....
Calm down
This is *news*? YAWN, my goodness.
Cancer is dangerous than anyone can think and unisef should come on to save african and american children...
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