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Informative Speech Outline On Breast Cancer

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Breast Cancer is a very close subject to my family. My mom’s aunt passed away about 2 years ago now from breast cancer. Every type of cancer breaks families apart every year. I wish I could heal every person with cancer no one should have to go through this pain of losing a loved one. THESIS
First off, what is breast cancer? Breast cancer is an abnormal cell growing and infecting the cells around it. The cancer can start in the breast and spread to other parts of your body. Breast Cancer starts off when the cell growth goes wrong when the new cells start to grow even if the body doesn’t need them and old or damaged cells do not die when they are suppose to. When this happens, a cluster of cells form a mass of tissue called a lump or growth.

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