Erin Andrews It proves that one habit of saving life can do all the differences.

The Fox Sports NFL reporter found that her commitment to keeping his regular health appointments helped in the catch of cervical cancer in early 2017. year, allowing doctors to heal him before it became more dangerous.

They now encourage others to do the same, emphasizing that while it can be awkward or even frightening, making time for examinations of vital importance to health and family protection.

When Andrews received the shocking news of the cervical cancer in the third week of the NFL season in 2017. year, it was ready.

Recently opened I! News"Francesca Amiker, revealing that she had always been diligent about the health examination, thanks to the mother guidance.

"I had it perfecting from my mom to go to the doctor, go to the dentist, go to the gynecologist," Andrews recalled.

Because she never missed meetings, doctors could detect the disease early.

"Because I was so good, I went a year before, I didn't miss the visits," she explained. "We caught him early, we were able to take care of and managed to move on."

SportsCaster also admitted that her vigilance does not stop with their meetings.

According to her words, she keeps her loved ones, ensuring her husband, former NHL stars Shara Stoll, and their two-year-old son Mack never misses a review.

"I'm neurotic," Andrews admitted.

One mom added that she constantly reminded their husband and friends about tests and projections, proving that she is equally dedicated to the health of others as her.

"I tell my friends," Go, look at that. I have a doctor for you. Go get tested, "she said.

Now, Andrews takes over his advocacy outside his household.

The 47-year-old teamed up with the AFRAC insurance provider to promote cancer motion promotion.

The initiative aims to increase the United States's flat projections in the US by 10 percent in the next decades.

According to the television personality, Aflac will donate to a million dollars for child cancer cancer care and every person who publishes shooting with the examination of his doctor.

She also discovered that the campaign uses awareness visuals, note, "Every time you see a plaid pattern, some go, I will, etc." I want you in your brain, as "I need to set up a doctor's meeting."

Although they were disciplined, Erin Andrews explained that she realized why so many people delayed medical examinations, saying she is often awkward and sometimes intimidated to face potential bad news.

"Shit is to go to the doctor, I hate," she admitted, adding that people were easy to fit meetings.

However, she emphasized the importance of regular projections, noting that when she went to the public about her own health fighting, she was shocked how many people admitted to seeing a doctor in years.

"I'm just crazy to me," she said.

Now makes it a priority, preparing in advance for your dermatologic visits, and even his upcoming mammogram in December, he joked that he was a "psychologist."

Behind her travels, Andrews was also transparent in connection with another health challenge: infertility.