About the Author
Dahlia Todd is a retired information technology executive, writer and health advocate. Throughout her career, she
was recognized for her leadership, analytical thinking, and ability to solve complex problems - skills that would
later shape her approach to one of the
greater challenges of her life.
After being diagnosed with estrogen -
positive invasive lobular breast cancer
following five years of normal mammogram despite a persistent breast lump, Dahlia became passionate about encouraging women to advocate for their
health and trust their instincts. Her journey led to one question: Could there be ways to influence the progression of estrogen - positive breast cancer.
When a Mammogram
Is not Enough
Could physical exercise influence the progression of estrogen-positive breast cancer.
The Day I discovered a pea-sized lump in my right breast, i reported it to my physician. Over the next five years , i continued to report that the lump was still there unchanged.
Mammogram after mammogram was reported as normal, and i was repeatedly reassured there was nothing to worry about. Yet the lump was cancer all along.
This book tells the true story of that journey and explores a question that emerged after my diagnosis: could physical exercise influence the progression of estrogen-positive breast cancer.
