In a heartfelt moment during the Alaska State Legislature's Senate Floor Session on January 31, 2025, Senator Tobin took the floor to address the critical issue of breast cancer screenings, particularly emphasizing the importance of early detection. Sharing her personal experience, Tobin revealed that she recently underwent her first mammogram, a necessary step given her family history of breast cancer. She highlighted that only 60% of Alaskans are up to date with their screenings, the lowest rate in the nation, underscoring the lifesaving potential of early detection.

Tobin's remarks resonated with the audience as she encouraged her peers and the public to prioritize their health by participating in annual screenings. She acknowledged the discomfort associated with such procedures but stressed their importance, citing a friend's successful early detection of breast cancer as a powerful example.

Following Tobin, Senator Klayman took a moment to honor his late father, who would have turned 100 the next day. He reflected on his father's legacy, noting the professional and political diversity represented by his children, which he believed would have made his father proud.

The session highlighted not only personal stories but also the broader implications of health awareness and family legacies, reminding attendees of the importance of community and support in facing life's challenges.