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It Was Weird To Be In A Movie That's Very Clearly A Period Piece Like Killing Reagan, But That's About A Time That's Within My Own Memory. That's Really Weird. And Conscious Memory, Not Just Vague.

I Understand That If I Really Need My Hair To Be Nice, Now I Hire Someone To Do It, And I Understand That Putting On A Pair Of Heels Really Makes A Difference.

I Go For My Completely Routine Mammogram And Then I Get A Call From My Gynecologist. And She Says, 'well, I Have Some - It's Not Such Great News, But Here It Is, But It's Very Small And We're Just Going To Get In There And Take It Right Out, Right Away, And Then You'll Probably Have Radiation.'

Women Are Half The Population And They Know How To Take Care Of Themselves, If They Are Only Given Access To Health Care.

I Feel That Between My Experience And My Mother's, Breast Cancer Is A Little Bit Like Someone Who Lives Next Door. I Know What That Person Looks Like And What Their Daily Habits Are.