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Welcome everyone to a very special episode of Amy and TJ and this is in honor of

Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

I think many of you probably know my story and the significance of October 1st for me.

11 years ago, I walked in and had my very first mammogram as an assignment, a work assignment, so I went into a

mamma van in the middle of Times Square for a segment on Good Morning America just to show women

that getting a mammogram isn't that scary it isn't that

painful and so much so that I was willing to do it on live television and I thought I

was doing it as a public service for other women who might find their breast cancer.

Well, it turns out a few weeks later,

I myself on October 30th was diagnosed

ultimately with stage 2 invasive breast cancer. and that led to a series of doctors visits and

surgeries but I ended up with a double mastectomy. I had six months eight

rounds of chemotherapy I had six months eight rounds of chemotherapy. I had several reconstructive

surgeries and today 11 years later I can proudly say that my cancer is in

remission and that I've had many, many blood tests over the years and so far so good on those

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