From statesman.com March 19, 2008...
Barbara Dewey was 40 when she got breast cancer.
"The first thing I thought about was not me, but the fact that I had two daughters," she said. "You just hope by the time they're young adults, there's a cure found."
Dewey was lucky. Doctors caught the disease early, and she is now cancer-free.
Though treatments have greatly improved, seven years later, there is still no cure for breast cancer.
Now, Dewey's husband, Mike, is trying to speed up the process by starting a foundation and offering $1 billion to the first person to find a cure.
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