URGENT – TODAY – Seventeen Magazine Seeking Young Melanoma Survivor

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URGENT – TODAY – Seventeen Magazine Seeking Young Melanoma Survivor

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- January 17, 2012 at 3:02 pm
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URGENT – TODAY – Seventeen Magazine Seeking Young Melanoma Survivor

Seventeen magazine is continuing their good work to educate their readers about the risks of tanning and of melanoma. They would like to identify a young woman, age 15-25, to feature in their story. It is possible that the interview may involve travel to New York in early February.

URGENT – TODAY – Seventeen Magazine Seeking Young Melanoma Survivor

Seventeen magazine is continuing their good work to educate their readers about the risks of tanning and of melanoma. They would like to identify a young woman, age 15-25, to feature in their story. It is possible that the interview may involve travel to New York in early February.

If you have a history of tanning, have been diagnosed with melanoma, and are a woman age 15-25, please complete this very brief survey no later than noon, Wednesday January 18: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SWHVSPH

We are grateful to everyone within the MPIP community for your help in educating the public about melanoma!

Sincerely,

Shelby – MRF and the Jones Public Affair team

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- - January 18, 2012 at 12:35 am
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  Jenjen
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  I might be a little old but I replied just in case they couldn't find anyone in a time crunch. I was diagnosed at 26 stage 3a but had my melanoma for about 6 months, while i was still 25. I just turned 29 a couple weeks ago. I am about 2.5 years out from my original diagnosis. let me know if i can do anything to help.
  
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- - January 18, 2012 at 12:35 am
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  Jenjen
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  I might be a little old but I replied just in case they couldn't find anyone in a time crunch. I was diagnosed at 26 stage 3a but had my melanoma for about 6 months, while i was still 25. I just turned 29 a couple weeks ago. I am about 2.5 years out from my original diagnosis. let me know if i can do anything to help.
  
  Jenjen 3a
- - January 18, 2012 at 12:35 am
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  Jenjen
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  I might be a little old but I replied just in case they couldn't find anyone in a time crunch. I was diagnosed at 26 stage 3a but had my melanoma for about 6 months, while i was still 25. I just turned 29 a couple weeks ago. I am about 2.5 years out from my original diagnosis. let me know if i can do anything to help.
  
  Jenjen 3a

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