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- Krystal Barter is an activist, author and founder of Pink Hope, the breast and ovarian cancer awareness and educational organisation. She was detected to have the BRCA1 gene at an early age and opted to undertake a preventative double mastectomy. Barter also had ovarian prevention surgery in 2014. She has written a book called The Lucky One, about her experiences. She was honoured with State Finalist Young Australian of the Year in 2012,NSW Woman of the Year and Harpers Bazaar Woman of Influence.In March 2014, Margie Abbott launched Krystal's first published Memoir with the Sydney Morning Herald, hailing her as Australia's own Angelina Jolie. (en)
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- Krystal Barter at the launch of her memoir The Lucky One (en)
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- Krystal Barter is an activist, author and founder of Pink Hope, the breast and ovarian cancer awareness and educational organisation. She was detected to have the BRCA1 gene at an early age and opted to undertake a preventative double mastectomy. Barter also had ovarian prevention surgery in 2014. She has written a book called The Lucky One, about her experiences. She was honoured with State Finalist Young Australian of the Year in 2012,NSW Woman of the Year and Harpers Bazaar Woman of Influence.In March 2014, Margie Abbott launched Krystal's first published Memoir with the Sydney Morning Herald, hailing her as Australia's own Angelina Jolie. (en)
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