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Rep. Kosierowski Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis
24 Jun
Summary
- State Rep. Bridget Malloy Kosierowski announced her breast cancer diagnosis via social media.
- She emphasized the importance of early detection for better cancer treatment outcomes.
- Kosierowski plans to continue her legislative duties while undergoing treatment.
State Representative Bridget Malloy Kosierowski announced on Tuesday that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. The representative shared this personal news through a video posted on social media, emphasizing the critical role of early detection in achieving better health outcomes.
Kosierowski, who represents the 114th state House District, stated that her cancer was detected through routine screening. She encouraged others to undergo regular medical check-ups, stressing that "early detection in cancer means a better outcome."
The Democrat, who is currently running for reelection in November, confirmed that she will continue to serve her district while undergoing treatment. Her legislative offices in Scranton and Harrisburg will remain operational to assist constituents. For those seeking local cancer resources, her office can be reached at 570-562-2350.
As a registered nurse, Kosierowski noted that breast cancer is treatable and often curable. She urged people to remind their family and friends about the importance of cancer screenings, concluding with the impactful statement, "Screening saves lives."
