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Diagnosed at 28, breast cancer changed Mesha-Gaye Ruddock’s mindset
Oct 20th, 2024 | Category: News & Features | 18:03#JamaicaGleaner #BreastCancer #Cancer #Awareness OCTOBER 20, 2024: At 31 years of age, breast cancer survivor Mesha-Gaye Ruddock is already experiencing menopause, based on the treatment she is undergoing. Ruddock’s fight with breast cancer emphasises that the disease can be diagnosed in women years before it is suggested that they undergo their first mammogram. She was diagnosed with bilateral breast cancer at 28 years of age, a rare form of breast cancer, especially at her age.
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