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Thanks for sharing your experience here - it's a message well worth repeating. If you have a breast change, don't let anyone brush it off; work to find out what's causing it. You may have to advocate for yourself, be a "squeaky wheel," get a second opinion; but it's all worth it if you find out the condition is a sign of breast cancer. Thankfully, most breast issues are NOT cancer; but you need to rule it out. I hope you're doing well with treatment - PJH

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