SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 2
Social Psychology
Introduction
As a person who wants to be informed, I have always relied on media to bring me up to
speed. Even though the media is a secondary source, it remains accurate. The journalists are
trained professionals, and therefore, they will always try to make their news as precise as
possible. I am an ardent reader of The Toronto Star, which is popularly known as theStar.com
online. In general, the person in this article is to understand the kind of news I consume. As
someone who reads health and wellness stories, I always search for articles that are informative
and persuasive. Hence, in this case, I picked an article from the Star. Also, I used a scientific
piece to underscore some critical points raised in the press article. All in all, what is right in the
selected popular press article is that despite women with breast cancer finding it hard to
conceive, they can still bear children
Press article summary
There is an article; I picked from The Star recently. It is an inspiring story of a mother
who had a baby after breast cancer. Breast cancer is a significant killer disease among women,
especially in the developed world. It is interesting to note that after a battle with breast cancer, a
woman can continue with procreation. This article shows how a person can continue with child-
bearing after healing from cancer. Even though it is something tough, especially after losing the
natural shape of a breast, there is still hope that a breast cancer warrior can have a child.
The article titled “I’m having a baby 10 years after breast cancer” was written as told by the
cancer survivor. It was published in October 2019 and today, I still read it. This is an informative
article, which does not get stale. There are many breast cancer patients, who are wondering if
they can have children after this disease wreaks havoc on their body. In this story, the lady being
reported in the article suffered breast cancer at a tender age of 29 years. She had not married and

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