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Born in San Mateo, California, and professionally trained as a Registered Nurse at the College of Marin's School of Nursing, Milos started campaigning against routine non-therapeutic circumcision of baby boys when, as a nursing student in 1979, she witnessed the circumcision of a newborn baby boy. It was the moment she realized that her doctor had lied to her about what would happen to her own sons behind closed doors. Once she researched the issue and realized that most of the world's males are not circumcised, the important functions of the foreskin, and the harmful consequences of inflicting pain and trauma of a newborn baby, she began giving parents accurate information about circumcision. She was told to keep her mouth shut and, in 1985, she was forced to resign. She founded [[NOCIRC]] that same year, 1985.<ref name="Glick">[[{{REFbook |first=Leonard B. |last=Glick |author-link=Leonard B. Glick]], '' |title=[[Marked in Your Flesh|Marked in Your Flesh]]: Circumcision from Ancient Judea to Modern America]]'' ( |location=New York: |publisher=Oxford University Press, |year=2005), p. |page=4.}}</ref>