WHAT'S NEW

Wednesday, October 29
Bright Pink on The Today Show

Amy Tsue's grandmother passed away from breast cancer before she was born and her aunt was diagnosed with the same disease at the age of 28. As her family endures her own mother's battle with ovarian cancer, 25-year-old Amy makes a brave decision to undergo genetic testing to see if she has inherited the same BRCA gene that has caused her own mother's cancer to develop. On Wednesday, October 29, cameras follow Amy and her family through this deeply personal, emotional and courageous journey. Following Amy's story, Lindsay Avner, Founder and Executive Director of Bright Pink, appears live to talk about the Bright Pink community and the importance of high-risk young women being proactive with their health!

Watch the piece here:
http://video.aol.com/partner/hulu/nbc-today-show-cancer-prevention-through-genetic-testing/JecenU2iDB8t9JAs_SfWtXOmsVA_9Y4s/?icid=VIDURVNWS10

[

To get involved and join the Bright Pink family, click here.

To learn more about our community, click here.

To make a donation and help support our mission, click here.

Were you moved by Amy's story? Feel free to send her a note by emailing BeBrightPink@gmail.com with "Amy's Story" in the subject line we will pass it along to her!