Cheryl Bell By Loyd Ford
The Lake News Invasive ductile carcinoma, three words that really don’t just roll off the tongue. They are heavy, even frightening. They take more than a few minutes for your brain to get a grip on them. Nine years ago, Cheryl Bell learned about them first hand. She was asked to stay at the doctor’s office after a routine mammogram screening. She thought she was too young to have breast cancer; she was only 44-years-old…
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