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Turning Negatives into Positives: Re-expressing Receptors in Receptor Negative Breast Cancer
Summary: It is estimated that 20% of women diagnosed with breast cancer in the state of California will have hormone receptor-negative (HRN) invasive breast cancer, an aggressive subtype of breast cancer that also disproportionately affects young women, African American women, and Hispanic women.
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My Dad, who coached my softball teams while I was growing up, would state as part of his pep talk before games that if we were going to strike out, we should go out swinging. "Just don't stand there and watch the ball," he'd tell us. This memory of my Dad would later serve me well some twenty years later when I was diagnosed with breast cancer.

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