"I worried that the man I was starting to like would be disappointed or repulsed ... I needed to warn him so he wouldn’t be surprised at what he saw or touched."
Wurtzel, who had breast cancer, gave new breath to the memoir and was a new voice for those struggling with clinical depression and addiction.
My inaccurate results meant I had been carrying around a devastatingly unnecessary burden for more than a decade.
From life insurance issues to increased anxiety, read about some possible outcomes before you swab.
In January, I found out I had the mutated BRCA1 gene.
The FDA’s recent OK is a step backward for efforts to increase genetic testing access.
And I can relate to Lesley Murphy of “The Bachelor Winter Games.”
"I have this image of strength, power and fearlessness across my chest."
