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Georgia woman beats breast cancer twice: 'I feel like I'm a better version of me'

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Tasashia McCormick was 40 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer for the first time. She had been getting mammograms for seven years. McCormick says she and her mother both tested negative for the BRCA1 and BRCa2 gene mutations. Today, McCormick is running road races with her father, traveling, and living a good life.

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Georgia woman beats breast cancer twice: 'I feel like I'm a better version of me'

At 32, Tashashia McCormick of Mableton, Georgia, watched her mother go through treatment for breast cancer. Eight years later, McCormick received the same diagnosis. It would be the first of two diagnoses just 13 months apart.

3 months ago·Atlanta, United States

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