Why do you think real warning signs tend to get missed in that window?

Yeah, I think it's probably a combination of both women dismissing note like bodily changes as pregnancy, postpartum, et cetera, changes and dismissal by the healthcare system.

When you are pregnant or postpartum, your body is changing literally every day.

Like all of a sudden, like for example, one day I had like size nine feet and then the next day I had like size 11 feet and my feet like were so big and swollen.

And I was like, okay, well I guess it's just the size two I am for the rest of my pregnancy.

But It's compounded by the fact that women can be and often are dismissed by health care providers for symptoms that they bring up.

And it's not even specific to just breast cancer changes and breast changes.

How does having young children factor into your treatment? And what kind of support do you have around you for that?

So walk us through that and why that response, why the way they responded was so important.

Definitely.

And I recognize in talking to other breast cancer survivors, patients, that my experience isn't always common, which is frustrating.

And I totally understand that.

I have just felt so taken care of by my care team throughout all of it.

But I was 20 something, like 25 weeks pregnant or whatever, when I noticed a lump in my left breast and I When you're second, third trimester pregnant, you feel like you're going to the OB every week, every other week.

I noticed it.

So tell us what that legislation is and why it matters to you.