Martine's Breast Cancer Journey

Martine Dines was just 29 when she found two lumps in her right breast. A diagnosis at The Royal's Breast Centre revealed early-stage breast cancer and it was on the move. Through a mastectomy, reconstruction surgery and months of treatment, The Royal was there for Martine.
Thanks to the innovative technology in The Royal's Fertility and Research Centre, Martine now has the chance of a family later in life, an opportunity that many cancer patients simply don't get. The FRC at The Royal has been able to preserve her fertility and provide world-class treatment to protect her from cancer returning, as a result of Martine carrying the BRAC2 gene.
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