Amanda Jones, 54, from Poole, was first diagnosed with primary breast cancer in 2012 and given the all-clear after five years of treatment. However, nearly eight years later, she was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer. Nearly one-third of adults in the South West incorrectly believe secondary breast cancer can be cured, and only 8 per cent correctly identified that the disease kills between 1,000 to 1,999 people every month. Make 2nds Count is dedicated to supporting those affected by secondary breast cancer, also known as stage 4 or advanced breast cancer. For more information about the Truth Be Told campaign or to get involved, visit the website.