A Scots mum-of-three who found out she had breast cancer weeks after giving birth has thrown her support behind campaign Change + Check which she credits with 'saving her life'.
Amy Stott, 40, was diagnosed with the disease at the end of May 2019 - just three weeks after spotting one of the breast cancer campaign's stickers in her gym.
The Glasgow mum, then 36, had found a lump in the shower in March that year but had put it down to the changes in her body during pregnancy. ITV's Change + Check, which was founded by Lorraine producer and breast cancer survivor Helen Addis, prompted Amy to visit her GP. She was told she had breast cancer weeks later.
