living in berlin when she became seriously ill she had the gene test done during her chemotherapy catlin has the b.r.c.a. one gene mutation the faulty gene publicised by angelenos or the like the actress catherine had a double mastectomy to remove both breasts including the unaffected one to minimize her risk of developing cancer but this mutation also increases the likelihood of developing over arion cancer. and i'd still say your breasts you can cut off but it's a much bigger deal if it's in your abdomen. at one point a doctor said that's not something you can just have checked for. if it's detected joining an examination then it's probably too late which is why a lot of doctors told me the ovaries have to go and i thought no i'm not ready to do that yet. there it would be another part of me i'd have to let go of i am the human being behind these statistics i'm not just a name or a subject in a study i'm a human being with feelings dreams and expectations they mention again and once you're in with. catton wants to keep her ovaries for as long as possible she's afraid of surgery and of

catlin has come to life to visit friends and her parents when she found out that her breast cancer was genetic it unleashed a series of questions who did the mutation come from until then there had been no known history of the disease in her family. her mother then also had herself tested to find out whether she could likewise develop cancer. while there it was a very staid and boring appointment just terrible. i still remember how afterwards we went and bought some sunflowers of. i might have had something to and i wanted to know who was responsible for illness whether it was me or my husband of course you can't blame anybody and they can't do anything anyway and i had the test done and was then a little bit reassured. but for country i'm so dreadfully sorry for her. but there's nothing one can do. and do anything for 10 days you were cranky and really angry. i was a cranky it just hurts so much to know that we passed it on to you catron at the. time i could have dealt with a lot of other things but why this a bit in your. extreme leigh rare cases the mutation is not hereditary but ar

[applause] representing california senator sarah catlin.applause] representing assemblyman philip chen, anthony johnson. [applause] and a special guest we have with us has a lengthy history with president nixon, with the richard nixon foundation. a good friend of mine, someone i really, really look up to. he's the post presidential chief of staff to president nixon. please give a warm welcome to colonel jack brannan. [applause] thanks to all of you for coming , for your continued show of support, and your continued show of patriotism across the community and across the country. each year on this day, we as a community come together here at the richard nixon presidential library to reflect on and remember the lives of the 2,977 americans that perished 18 years ago today. each of those lives has been marked with an american flag meticulously placed just outside that window in our patent amphitheater just last night. these great patriots offer to place the nearly 3000 flags out of respect and honor to those who fell nearly two decades ago. and

representing california senator sarah catlin. representing assemblyman philip chen anthony johnson.h the president nixon, richard nixon foundation. good friend of mine. someone i really look up to. he's the post presidential chief of staff to president nixon. it give a warm welcome to colonel jack brannan. [applause] thanks to all of you for coming and continued show of support and continued show of patriotism across the community and across the country. each year on this day, we as a community come together here at the richard nixon presidential library to reflect on and remember the lives 2977 americans that parished 18 years ago today. each of those lives has been marked with an american flag meticulously placed outside that window. great patriots offer to place the nearly 3000 flags out of respect and honor to those who fell nearly two decades ago. these staff members some were very young. so young, i don't remember 9/11. they stepped up to the plate and wanted to make today's ceremony happen. they went onto there and placed each one of these flags in observance of those who fel

and justin catlin. coleman is in the very first one.ast times already posted yesterday so don't ta ke already posted yesterday so don't take anything for granted. everybody has to raise well. it will be exciting. colinjackson, thank you so much forjoining us this morning. a busy day in the premier league — liverpool take their 100% record to promoted sheffield united at lunchtime and later champions manchester city travel to everton. dan walkerjoins us. what's happening? it'll be one of those incredibly packed programmes, harry kane is on the show, that in fa ct, harry kane is on the show, that in fact, i wrote a statistic about sheffield united and liverpool which i thought you may be interested in. we did some research yesterday in the office and the last time the reigning european champions went to bramble lane and wish play, was in 1979, and liverpool lost that game 1-0. so there you go. don't tell liverpool fans about. it's one of those very strange conversations in the office yesterday, i wonder when the office yesterday, i wonder

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