Channel 12 Anchor Shares Hospital Bed Update After Breast Reconstruction Surgery
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Channel 12 anchor Dana Grodsky announced she has successfully undergone breast removal and reconstruction surgery. She thanked medical staff and God for early detection of a BRCA1 gene mutation, which she credits with reducing her cancer risk. Grodsky encouraged the public to get tested and take care of their health. The surgery was performed on Thursday.
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- Channel 12 anchor Dana Grodsky underwent successful breast removal and reconstruction surgery.
- Grodsky thanked medical staff and God for early detection of a BRCA1 gene mutation.
- She believes early detection reduced her chances of developing breast cancer.
- Grodsky expressed gratitude for her "best friend in the world," Assaf.
- She urged the public to get tested and prioritize their health.
Channel 12 anchor Dana Grodsky shared with her followers on Thursday that she underwent surgery for the removal and reconstruction of her breasts. Writing from her hospital bed, Grodsky expressed gratitude to the medical team and "God Almighty" for the early detection of a BRCA1 gene mutation, which she believes significantly reduced her chances of developing breast cancer. The surgery, which included a double mastectomy and reconstruction, was successful. Grodsky also thanked her "best friend in the world," Assaf, for his support during this time. She urged the public to get tested and take care of themselves, emphasizing the importance of early detection for elective surgeries that can lower cancer risk. The anchor concluded by sending thanks to the medical teams involved in her care.
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