"I'm grateful it's me and not someone I love or care about," she said. Naked said she'd always worried that breast cancer might strike someone close to her. "She started approaching it first off with incredible bravado, and as the seriousness of it kept coming, she's continued to really show a lot of strength," Mr. The Strombo Show, she said she joked to doctors that she was grateful that her new husband, Vancouver Sun sports writer Ian Walker, is "an ass man." At this time, she also joined Jungle Milk, an. Several other moves preceded her eventual settling in Winnipeg where she enrolled at the University of Winnipeg as an aspiring drama major. Naked has the attitude of a fighter, and even has the word "survivor" tattooed on her arm. Born in New Delhi, India, to a pair of boarding-school teenagers, Bif Naked was adopted by American missionaries and moved to Minneapolis. They have all received a positive prognosis for recovery. High-profile Canadians who've received a breast cancer diagnosis include CBC-TV host Wendy Mesley, who discovered a lump at 48, and Liberal MP Belinda Stronach, who underwent a mastectomy and breast reconstruction last year, at 41. Singer Sheryl Crow underwent treatment for breast cancer two years ago at 44 and Australian pop star Kylie Minogue was diagnosed in 2005 at 37. Bif Naked (born Beth Torbert on June 17, 1971) is a popular Canadian rock artist whos been active since 1994. She is a non-smoker, committed to a strict fitness regimen and vegan raw-food diet. It's well-known that the punk-rock singer leads a healthy lifestyle. It's in motion, so they have to get on it." It's Stage 2 in that she's getting some extensive surgery, a lumpectomy, and they're going into her lymph nodes in one arm.
He added: "It's not the worst and it's not the easiest It's in the middle. Karroll: "It's serious enough for to escalate all of their medical treatments." Let's do an ultrasound.' … A week later … they did these tests and this biopsy came back basically being pretty gosh darn positive for breast cancer." They said, 'This is not something we're happy with. "I can't believe coins didn't come out of the machine. Born in India to an unwed Canadian teenager, she was adopted by American missionaries who found her in a mental. "She felt she should go for a checkup, and the doctor said, 'I don't think it's anything.' And he sent her for a mammogram and the women there started running around like chickens," he said. She is scheduled for surgery this week that includes a lumpectomy, followed by chemotherapy. She discovered the lump during a self-examination shortly before Christmas, her manager, Peter Karroll, said.
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