1-TG She Thought It Was Just A Mole… 77 Stitches Later, Doctors Told Her The Truth…

A Subtle Beginning When 34-year-old Sarah Mitchell from Oregon first noticed a tiny mole on her shoulder, she didn’t give it a second thought. It looked like all the others she had — round, light brown, flat. She’d had moles since her teenage years and had never experienced any issues. But this one, small and…

A Subtle Beginning
When 34-year-old Sarah Mitchell from Oregon first noticed a tiny mole on her shoulder, she didn’t give it a second thought. It looked like all the others she had — round, light brown, flat.
She’d had moles since her teenage years and had never experienced any issues. But this one, small and seemingly harmless, would soon become a silent alarm for something far more dangerous.

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