Just one hour after a mammogram that changed her life, Sarah Stirk arrived for her TV presenting job at Sky Sports and fought to put on a brave face.
The breast screening had revealed abnormal cells in her milk ducts, the tiny tubes that carry milk to the nipple, and while not always cancerous, Sarah had a gut feeling something wasn’t right.
‘I saw the doctor’s face and could tell straight away it wasn’t good news,’ recalls Sarah, 47, a golf presenter and mother of one from York.
‘I asked if there was a lump and she said: “no, but there are abnormal
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