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Ann Romney visits cancer center at Lee Memorial

Ann Romney, cancer survivor and wife of presidential candidate Mitt Romney, speaks with breast cancer survivor Ann Farrell Thursday, September 13 at the Lee Memorial Health System Regional Cancer Center in Fort Myers.

Ann Romney, cancer survivor and wife of presidential candidate Mitt Romney, speaks with breast cancer survivor Ann Farrell Thursday, September 13 at the Lee Memorial Health System Regional Cancer Center in Fort Myers.

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  • Ann Romney, cancer survivor and wife of presidential candidate Mitt Romney, speaks with James Orr M.D., left, and Lee Memorial Health System President and CEO Jim Nathan Thursday, September 13 at Lee Memorial Health System Regional Cancer Center in Fort Myers.
  • Ann Romney, cancer survivor and wife of presidential candidate Mitt Romney, speaks with radiation oncologist Keith Miller M.D. near a linear accelerator used for radiation treatment Thursday, September 13 at the Lee Memorial Health System Regional Cancer Center in Fort Myers.
  • Breast cancer survivor Ann Farrell, left, greets Ann Romney, cancer survivor and wife of presidential candidate Mitt Romney, Thursday, September 13 at the Lee Memorial Health System Regional Cancer Center in Fort Myers.
  • Ann Romney, cancer survivor and wife of presidential candidate Mitt Romney, speaks with radiation oncologist Keith Miller M.D. near a linear accelerator used for radiation treatment Thursday, September 13 at the Lee Memorial Health System Regional Cancer Center in Fort Myers.
  • Ann Romney, cancer survivor and wife of presidential candidate Mitt Romney, speaks with breast cancer survivor Ann Farrell Thursday, September 13 at the Lee Memorial Health System Regional Cancer Center in Fort Myers.

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