Dame Sarah Storey DBE opens new mammography machine at Broadgreen Hospital

BRITAIN'S most decorated female 
Paralympian Dame Sarah Storey DBE took time out from her Rio 2016 training 
regime to officially launch a new mammography machine at Broadgreen Hospital in 
Liverpool.
The state of the art HologicSelenia Dimensions Mammography equipment was gifted 
to the breast screening unit at Broadgreen Hospital by breast cancer charity 
Boot Out Breast Cancer. The charity, of which Dame Sarah is a patron, raised 
around £130,000 for the breast screening machine through a range of fundraising 
activities including a glamorous Vegas themed ball in March 2015, which raised 
over £96,000.
Dame Sarah was joined by the Lord Mayor of Liverpool Cllr Tony Concepcion, Boot 
our Breast Cancer Founder Debbie Dowie, Trust chief executive Aidan 
Kehoe,DrCathryn Beattie, director of the Liverpool NHS Breast Screening 
Programme and members of the breast screening team.
Dame Sarah said:- "I am very proud of the work of Boot Out Breast Cancer 
in raising funds for the equipment, whatever the requirement, Debbie and her 
team are able to meet the fundraising target through hard work and amazing 
support. It is so fantastic to know that the equipment we are presenting today 
will make such a difference to the people of this community and beyond."
Dr Cathryn Beattie, director of the Liverpool NHS Breast Screening Programme 
said:- "We are extremely grateful to Dame Sarah for taking the time out to 
officially open our new facility. We would like to thank Boot Out Breast Cancer 
founder Debbie Dowie and everyone who helped to fund our new mammography 
machine. Having this additional machine will enable us to provide screening to 
more women across Merseyside, helping to detect breast cancers sooner and save 
lives of many more women."
The Lord Mayor of Liverpool Cllr Tony Concepcion said:- "It was fantastic 
to meet Dame Sarah, Debbie Dowie and the Boot Out Breast Cancer team. Their work 
in raising the money for this new machine will save the lives of women in 
Liverpool and on behalf of the city of Liverpool I would like to offer Dame 
Sarah and Boot Out Breast Cancer our sincerest thanks."

On 
Twitter Dame Sarah Storey DBE said that:-
"Proud to attend
@RoyalLpoolHosps 
to unveil the latest piece of equipment bought for them by
@BootOutBC
#proudpatron."






