Women Risk Breast Cancer: Liz Hurley on Prioritizing Self-Care
- Liz Hurley has encouraged women to check themselves for breast cancer - and warned some are not because they "are scared that it's self-indulgent to spend time on...
- The British actress and model,who has been a global ambassador for the Estee Lauder Companies' Breast Cancer Campaign for 30 years,told Sky News' Jacquie Beltrao the demands of...
- "We're doing stuff for kids, for husbands, for mothers, for in-laws.
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Liz Hurley Urges Women to Prioritize Breast Cancer Self-Checks
Liz Hurley has encouraged women to check themselves for breast cancer – and warned some are not because they “are scared that it’s self-indulgent to spend time on themselves”.
The British actress and model,who has been a global ambassador for the Estee Lauder Companies’ Breast Cancer Campaign for 30 years,told Sky News’ Jacquie Beltrao the demands of everyday life mean women “always put ourselves last”.
“We’re doing stuff for kids, for husbands, for mothers, for in-laws. There’s so much that we have to do that we tend to come last,” she said.
Hurley, whose grandmother died of breast cancer, said she finds it helps by thinking of breast checks as a way to “keep ourselves healthy to continue to take care of everybody else”.
That way, it “doesn’t seem self-indulgent or taking time away from something else, it seems really vital”.
Checking one’s breasts “takes two minutes”, she added, or “about the same length of time as brushing yoru teeth”.
