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stage. \u201cHad she been insured and able to see her doctor, cancer may have been stopped, obviating the need for the future treatment (including mastectomy and chemotherapy) that Plaintiff will likely have to endure now,\u201d the lawsuit stated.<\/p>\n

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Doherty has extensively described her experiences with these extremely taxing and invasive procedures in an effort to raise awareness of cancer. Unfortunately, she was unable to escape them. Doherty has undergone surgery, hormone therapy, and chemotherapy in addition to other procedures<\/p>\n

Doherty disclosed in 2017 that her breast cancer was getting better and had entered remission. Her breast cancer had advanced to stage 4 by the time she revealed it on \u201cGood Morning America\u201d in 2020, thus this promising development didn\u2019t continue long.<\/p>\n

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Doherty recently provided another health report, and it\u2019s not good.<\/p>\n

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