In a Strange Twist of Fate, This 30-Year-Old Woman's Breast Implant Saved Her Life

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The doctors who had once told her that she had no chance of developing cancer said that she was finally starting treatment—two years too late. After six grueling rounds of chemotherapy, Kelly underwent a mastectomy and reconstructive surgeries. Finally, it was revealed that Kelly's tumors were shrinking, extending her life expectancy to as long as ten years.

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Kelly and her boyfriend James got married, and she intends to try to spend her remaining years with her loved ones. "Although it's too late for me now to cure my cancer completely, I want to tell other women with lumps in their breast to insist on being taken seriously," she said. "I know I probably wouldn't be here today if I didn't have my 34DDs."

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Post originally appeared on Upbeat News.