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Pas betejës me kancerin e gjirit, Olivia Munn ka gjetur misionin e saj
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Kur u diagnostikua me kancer Olivia Munn hyri në një rrugëtim krejtësisht të papritur. Tri vjet më parë, aktorja e njohur u përball me lajmin tronditës se kishte kancer gjiri. Munn zbuloi se kishte një formë agresive të kancerit invaziv të gjirit, në fazën e parë, pasi iu nënshtrua një vlerësimi të rrezikut për kancerin e gjirit. Më herët, ajo kishte marrë një rezultat normal nga mamografia dhe kishte kryer teste gjenetike, të cilat nuk tregonin asnjë arsye për shqetësim. Më pas, me sugjerimin e mjekut, ajo kreu vlerësimin e rrezikut “Tyrer-Cuzick”, një sërë pyetjesh rreth historikut të saj mjekësor personal dhe familjar, që përdoren për të parashikuar gjasat e zhvillimit të kancerit të gjirit – çdo rezultat mbi 20 për qind konsiderohet rrezik i lartë. Rezultati i saj ishte 37,3. Pas kësaj, ajo iu nënshtrua një rezonance magnetike (MRI), e cila zbuloi praninë e tumoreve. “Isha përballë një mali frike,” thotë Munn, e cila më pas iu nënshtrua një mastektomie të dyfishtë dhe kuptoi se…
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