A Family’s Fight to Save Lives | Denver News
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A Family’s Fight to Save Lives | Denver News
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When Andrea Neguse, wife of Congressman Joe Neguse, was diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer at 36—with no family history—her life—and her family’s—was turned upside down. Facing chemotherapy and a double mastectomy while raising young kids, she became a symbol of resilience, urging women to never ignore a lump. Her survival story now fuels her husband’s push for the “Screen to Save Act,” which would lower the age for free, covered mammograms to 30, removing financial barriers to early detection. After two and a half years cancer-free, Andrea’s message is clear: don’t wait, don’t guess—get screened if you find something unusual.
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