BRCA2 and cancer: One individual with a Lynch-associated mutation mentioned their family had “increased awareness of health issues and proper testing/screening.” Another was more specific, noting that they and two relatives who tested positive received better screening while relatives who tested negative were “overjoyed to not have cancer hanging over their heads.” Another respondent noted as positive that the genetic counseling and testing process revealed a pathogenic variant in BRCA2. Those respondents who tested negative both noted feeling peace of mind.