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First Coast News Anchor. Mom of twins! Passionate about finding a Breast Cancer cure.
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Buddy Check | Can't afford a mammogram? Here's how to get one for free

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By Jeannie Blaylock Verified
| First Coast News WTLV/WJXX Jacksonville, FL Verified
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Why get a mammogram? It can help you catch cancer super early. In fact, your odds of staying alive can be 98%. If you can't afford a mammogram, there's help. Call JaxCareConnect at 904-595-7770 if you do not have insurance. If you do, they can guide you to other locations. Call 904-253-1610 These numbers take you to the Florida Breast and Cervical Cancer and Early Detection Program. You may qualify for a free screening mammogram.
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Jeannie Blaylock shares personal mastectomy journey, highlights survivor stories

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By Jeannie Blaylock Verified
| First Coast News WTLV/WJXX Jacksonville, FL Verified
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — “I’ll be honest. Getting a mastectomy, having my breast removed, that’s kind of jolting to me. And then what’s next after that?” Jeannie Blaylock said. She is sitting down with women who have had a mastectomy to get answers. “It’s getting closer, the day after tomorrow I’ll be in surgery. But I’m telling everyone this is good news. Buddy Check has now saved my life. I’ve caught my breast cancer super early, super tiny,” Jeannie Blaylock said.
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How I told my mom I have breast cancer | Jeannie Blaylock shares the emotional moment

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By Jeannie Blaylock Verified
| First Coast News WTLV/WJXX Jacksonville, FL Verified
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Buddy Check founder and longtime news anchor Jeannie Blaylock says telling her mother she had breast cancer was one of the hardest moments of her journey so far. Jeannie shared that moment as she prepares for surgery, after being diagnosed with breast cancer doctors say was caught extremely early.
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