Breast cancer is a terrible form of cancer that affects a number of lives, regardless of age, each year. One such breast cancer sufferer, Krystal Barter had a history of the awful disease in her mother, grandmother and even in her great grandmother. She was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 23. Doctors notified that genetic mutation has increased her risk for developing the terrible cancer.

While sharing the frightening disease experience, she said: "Because I had witnessed my mum and grandmother (be diagnosed with breast cancer), there was a fear factor in it and I didn't want my whole life to revolve around it".

Meanwhile, experts warned that any women can be considered to have high risk of breast cancer, even if she had a single case of the disease in her family. Before suggesting the findings, the experts have analyzed more than
600 women aged 18 and above.

Dr. Helen Zorbas, Chief Executive of Cancer Australia, expressed disappointment that one out of 500 women is believed to have inherited the genetic mutation and increase their 80% chances for developing the disease.

Experts have hailed women for early diagnose, as it can play a role in saving their life.