Don't let women's cancer screening programs go down the drain!

Thanks, McSpocky - My wife is a 2 time breast cancer survivor. I should have her do some stuff here as she works with Breastcancer.org and knows a lot. Thank you for posting this vital info. I know I had spoken to a vine member who is currently going through this. Mammograms basically saved my wife's life and she was diagnosed at a young age (42). I know that they do not feel women in their 40's should have access to screening because it is supposedly rare before age 50 but she has found that not to be true and thinks screening is vital starting at age 40 and even younger with a family history. It is crucial that women not be cut off from financial help with screening. Thanks again, Darryl