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“They need us to be strong and healthy for them for as long as possible.” Aunty Joan (laughing): “That’s true. That mob would be useless without us, I think! (SFX: crashing sounds as a stray footy knocks over all of the teacups, shouted apologies) Val (laughing): “I think you’re right, Joan. They definitely need us older ones to keep them in line!” Narrator: “Well, don’t just sit there. Throw that footy back, and help us clean up this mess! “And please do think about what Val and Aunty Joan were saying there – because breast screening is really important. “Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer for women in Australia, and having a free BreastScreen test every two years is the best way to detect it early. “A breast screen test can find problems even before you can feel them – which means the best possible chance for our elders and older people to be healthy and strong mothers, aunties and grandparents in the future. “Breast screening is done in private, and is free for all women aged 50 to 74. “So if don’t put it off any longer – call 13 20 50 to make an appointment at your nearest BreastScreen Australia clinic, or visit one of the mobile clinics when it comes to your community. “But anyway, I’m going to head down and show those boys how to kick straight. It’s been nice catching up with you. “Make sure you think about what Aunty Joan and Val have been talking about, and have a yarn about it to your family, friends, or local doctor or health worker.”
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