Mass offers healing for those affected by breast cancer
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Maureen Kiely went for regular mammograms.
At her workplace, she and her co-workers chuckled over taking time away from the workday when the mammography van came by to offer screenings.
But it was no longer a laughing matter when Kiely's results came back positive for breast cancer. That was 10 years ago. Because of early detection and treatment, Kiely was able to successfully battle her cancer and has been doing well ever since. She said she's thankful to God for that.
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