Krystal Barter created the Pink Hope charity in 2009 as she was recovering from a double mastectomy Krystal Barter is Australia's answer to Angelina Jolie. Not only did she carry the same faulty BRCA1 gene that prompted her to undergo a double mastectomy, but the 31-year-old has also proved she has the same star pulling power of the Hollywood A-lister. The mother-of-three and founder of the Pink Hope charity has signed on a number of high profile Australians including Victoria's Secret Model Jess  Hart and sister Ashley, the Prime Minister's wife Margie Abbott and the daughter of the country's richest woman Bianca Rinehart for her charity campaign.
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Krystal Barter was just 25 when she had a double breast mastectomy after realising she had the faulty BRCA1 gene
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The 31-year-old from Sydney now actively campaigns for hereditary health awareness through her Pink Hope Charity
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The mother-of-three has signed on a number of high profile Australians for the charity Bright Pink Lipstick Day
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It's a social media campaign that encourages people to discuss their hereditary health
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