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More people need to know about stem cell donation and want to become donors. For someone who gets cancer, a transplant can be what gives them a future. You can join the Tobias Registry if you are healthy and 16–35 years old

My name is Mimmi and I was diagnosed with breast cancer when I was 22 weeks pregnant. In July 2024, I started to notice changes in my right nipple. I thought this had to do with the pregnancy, so I wasn't worried at all and waited until my next appointment with the midwife to talk to her. She referred me to the GP who in turn wrote a referral for an ultrasound. Had it not been for the fact that I was pregnant we would have also done a mammogram, but it turned out that an ultrasound was sufficient.

I am a 28-year-old woman who has always had a lot going on. I have always been driven, both among friends and at work, and I was often the one who organized fun activities and made sure things got done. For the first time in a long time, I had also settled down a bit in life. I loved my life, my job, my relationships, and everything I had built around me. What's more, the best years of my life lay ahead. Everything was planned, booked, and paid for. Then I noticed a distinct change in one of my breasts.