January 7, 2011 - News Anchor Robyn Haines
What would you do if you were diagnosed with breast cancer and on television? That's what happened to Robyn Haines, news anchor on 9and10 news. Robyn was 27 when she was diagnosed and she took what could have been a very private battle with cancer public so her viewers could understand what happens to someone when they go through chemo, have a mastectomy, reconstruction and eventually survivorship.
About Mel Majoros:
Mel Majoros, currently in remission, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007. On a lucky break after her cancer surgery she was offered a job as a producer on a local talk sports show in Michigan where she advocates about cancer and other health related topics. During that time she started blogging and her blog www.Thecancerwarrior.blogspot.com has been named one of the top ten breast cancer blogs by blogs.com. She brings a unique perspective to being a survivor, always keeping a positive attitude and an athletes mentality for dealing with cancer and survivorship. Prior to working in radio Mel was a 10 year veteran of the television industry working on such shows as Walker, Texas Ranger and Crossing Jordan.
