Animal lover reveals her rescue cat saved her life by detecting her stage three breast cancer
Kate King-Scribbins, 35, from St Paul, Minnesota lives with her rescue cat Oggy. Oggy became obsessed with lying on the left side of Kate s chest and after waking up with a shooting pain in her breast Kate decided to visit her doctor. A lump was discovered in her breast and she was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer - but is now in remission. After gruelling rounds of chemotherapy, multiple surgeries, and radiation, Kate - who also had her entire stomach removed in 2019, after a rare genetic mutation diagnosis, is now considered to have no evidence of the disease.
Kate King-Scribbins, 35, from St Paul, Minnesota lives with her rescue cat Oggy
Oggy became obsessed with lying on the left side of Kate s chest and after waking up with a shooting pain in her breast Kate decided to visit her doctor
A lump was discovered in her breast and she was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer - but is now in remission