Assemblywoman Stacey Pheffer Amato recently marched with cancer survivors and advocates for Aesthetic Flat Closure — also known as a flat chest wall — at the 20th anniversary event for the Middle Village Relay for Life. The assemblywoman was joined by survivors — or “thrivers,” as she called them — to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the passage of her historic legislation that fully authorized insurance coverage for aesthetic flat closure across the state.
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