Breast Cancer Awareness ----- Give me your BOOBS!!

Important advice and a gorgeous PIC! Remember too that there does not need to be a family history of breast cancer to get breast cancer. My wife had no history in her family and got it. She then was tested and they found nothing hereditary. Another thing is that some women, like my wife, do not get mammograms for the fear they might show cancer. My wife did not realize what she had until she could actually feel the lump. Stage 2 cancer that resulted in chemo, radiation and mastectomy.
Thank you for sharing, my friend. 🌷
And thank you for the “boob” pic!😍
I know that Sassy likes men’s chests too.
 
So, for anyone who has not seen a Mammogram machine. This is it.
I've been told that having a mammogram done isn't very comfortable, but it's also very necessary. I cannot properly express how glad I am to still have you with us and now recovered. It was very concerning.
 
And while i have not felt good enough to dress up or take new pictures for a while. You will have to excuse the re-use of these pictures. It is still a good cause and I hope to find my sexy again someday to take new ones.
 

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I've been told that having a mammogram done isn't very comfortable, but it's also very necessary. I cannot properly express how glad I am to still have you with us and now recovered. It was very concerning.
Well. It is definitely not pleasant to have your boobs squished between two plates, but if I had to choose between mammogram and Yearly exam. Boob squishing will always come before Speculum shoving :p
 
Such a trooper you are!! :kiss:
Thank you EN. You are always a sweetheart.
:kiss: Glad you are well.
Hey there, handsome. It’s been awhile. It’s nice to be seen. Since Sassy didn’t change the title of the thread, I assumed that she still wanted to be given boobs, so boobs I gave. 💕
And we all benefit.:love:
So, for anyone who has not seen a Mammogram machine. This is it. And one of the views
That's...interesting. lol
And while i have not felt good enough to dress up or take new pictures for a while. You will have to excuse the re-use of these pictures. It is still a good cause and I hope to find my sexy again someday to take new ones.
Stop the sexy teasing! I don't know how much more I can take. :p
 
When I found out that I was going to have a Lumpectomy. I admit to some vanity and wondering what my scarring would be like. I reached out to those who'd been through it and asked. A year and a half later, my scarring is far less noticeable. The one in my armpit (from lymph node removal) is almost nonexistent. I still have my tattoos (little dots they tattoo on you to line you up on the radiation table) and can honestly say the emotional side of this was much harder than the physical side. Emotionally I am still struggling to find my beauty. While I know that realistically the scarring is nothing in the grand scheme of things and I am happy to be alive. I'll take the life over anything. I was ready to get a full mastectomy if needed. But there is this little part in you that thinks of your breasts as part of your beauty. When in reality. They are just bags of fat.

I know in my heart that my boobs are not what makes me beautiful. But my head will argue with it once in a while.

Again. I'm not saying any of this to highlight my vanity. I am so grateful to be alive and I truly hope I can ultimately kick cancers ass. It will be a lifelong battle. I had the most aggressive kind and the kind most likely to come back.

But. Someone else asked me about my scarring.
Today. A year and a half after surgery.
I hope that you never have to go through all of that again. :heart: and what scar?
 
And while i have not felt good enough to dress up or take new pictures for a while. You will have to excuse the re-use of these pictures. It is still a good cause and I hope to find my sexy again someday to take new ones.
I know you will.
You're a fighter.
 
I joined a few support groups when I found out about Cancer, and I wanted to share something that someone in there wrote. I did not write this, and I will take her name out of it because I don't know that she would want it shared outside the Breast Cancer groups. But I thought it was good to share here.




"What’s it like to go through cancer treatment?
It’s something like this:
One day, you’re minding your own business, you open the fridge to get some breakfast, and OH MY GOD THERE’S A MOUNTAIN LION IN YOUR FRIDGE.
Wait, what? How? Why is there a mountain lion in your fridge? NO TIME TO EXPLAIN. RUN! THE MOUNTAIN LION WILL KILL YOU! UNLESS YOU FIND SOMETHING EVEN MORE FEROCIOUS TO KILL IT FIRST!
So you take off running, and the mountain lion is right behind you. You know the only thing that can kill a mountain lion is a bear, and the only bear is on top of the mountain, so you better find that bear. You start running up the mountain in hopes of finding the bear. Your friends desperately want to help, but they are powerless against mountain lions, as mountain lions are godless killing machines. But they really want to help, so they’re cheering you on and bringing you paper cups of water and orange slices as you run up the mountain and yelling at the mountain lion - “GET LOST, MOUNTAIN LION, NO ONE LIKES YOU” - and you really appreciate the support, but the mountain lion is still coming.
Also, for some reason, there’s someone in the crowd who’s yelling “that’s not really a mountain lion, it’s a puma” and another person yelling “I read that mountain lions are allergic to kale, have you tried rubbing kale on it?”
As you’re running up the mountain, you see other people fleeing their own mountain lions. Some of the mountain lions seem comparatively wimpy - they’re half grown and only have three legs or whatever, and you think to yourself - why couldn’t I have gotten one of those mountain lions? But then you look over at the people who are fleeing mountain lions the size of a monster truck with huge prehistoric saber fangs, and you feel like an asshole for even thinking that - and besides, who in their right mind would want to fight a mountain lion, even a three-legged one?
Finally, the person closest to you, whose job it is to take care of you - maybe a parent or sibling or best friend or, in my case, my husband - comes barging out of the woods and jumps on the mountain lion, whaling on it and screaming “GODDAMMIT MOUNTAIN LION, STOP TRYING TO EAT MY WIFE,” and the mountain lion punches your husband right in the face. Now your husband (or whatever) is rolling around on the ground clutching his nose, and he’s bought you some time, but you still need to get to the top of the mountain.
Eventually you reach the top, finally, and the bear is there. Waiting. For both of you. You rush right up to the bear, and the bear rushes the mountain lion, but the bear has to go through you to get to the mountain lion, and in doing so, the bear TOTALLY KICKS YOUR ASS, but not before it also punches your husband in the face. And your husband is now staggering around with a black eye and bloody nose, and saying “can I get some help, I’ve been punched in the face by two apex predators and I think my nose is broken,” and all you can say is “I’M KIND OF BUSY IN CASE YOU HADN’T NOTICED I’M FIGHTING A MOUNTAIN LION.”
Then, IF YOU ARE LUCKY, the bear leaps on the mountain lion and they are locked in epic battle until finally the two of them roll off a cliff edge together, and the mountain lion is dead.
Maybe. You’re not sure - it fell off the cliff, but mountain lions are crafty. It could come back at any moment.
And all your friends come running up to you and say “that was amazing! You’re so brave, we’re so proud of you! You didn’t die! That must be a huge relief!”
Meanwhile, you blew out both your knees, you’re having an asthma attack, you twisted your ankle, and also you have been mauled by a bear. And everyone says “boy, you must be excited to walk down the mountain!” And all you can think as you stagger to your feet is “f*ck this mountain, I never wanted to climb it in the first place.”
This is still my life. Every day waiting for the other shoe to drop. My families life.
 
:kiss: Glad you are well.

And we all benefit.:love:

That's...interesting. lol

Stop the sexy teasing! I don't know how much more I can take. :p
Haha you always make me smile! Without getting weepy. I appreciate you so much. :heart:
I hope that you never have to go through all of that again. :heart: and what scar?
Me too. Once was enough. I have a new grand baby on the way to spoil! :kiss:
I know you will.
You're a fighter.
I certainly try!
 
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Take care Sassy. Cancer has hit too close to home, again. My daughter is incarcerated and developed breast cancer. Left mastectomy. Of course she's not getting the best of care but making do.

Cancer sucks
 
Love this thread, Sassy 💜

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This breast
Has given me pleasure
On long drives
In between teeth
Under covers

This breast
Has also been the reason
I’ve had two
Diagnostic mammograms
And a biopsy
Before I’m even 40

This breast
Is a reminder
That even though
It’s clear now,
The potential is high

So do your fucking self-exams
Or have someone you trust
Do the exam on you
Because it’s better to be safe
Than too late
 
Have a very dear friend who had a double mastectomy. Have a work acquaintance who had the same. I support the pink. I’ve had a MOHS procedure for skin cancer. Not the same but on some level I identify. ❤️
 
Love this thread, Sassy 💜

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This breast
Has given me pleasure
On long drives
In between teeth
Under covers

This breast
Has also been the reason
I’ve had two
Diagnostic mammograms
And a biopsy
Before I’m even 40

This breast
Is a reminder
That even though
It’s clear now,
The potential is high

So do your fucking self-exams
Or have someone you trust
Do the exam on you
Because it’s better to be safe
Than too late
Sorry you had to go through that Mooch. Breast cancer is beginning to show up more in younger women than it used too :heart: I do love the bat wing nipple clamp :)
 
Take care Sassy. Cancer has hit too close to home, again. My daughter is incarcerated and developed breast cancer. Left mastectomy. Of course she's not getting the best of care but making do.

Cancer sucks
I'm so sorry to hear this. I am sure that is incredibly scary for her and all of your family. 🤗
Love this thread, Sassy 💜



This breast
Has given me pleasure
On long drives
In between teeth
Under covers

This breast
Has also been the reason
I’ve had two
Diagnostic mammograms
And a biopsy
Before I’m even 40

This breast
Is a reminder
That even though
It’s clear now,
The potential is high

So do your fucking self-exams
Or have someone you trust
Do the exam on you
Because it’s better to be safe
Than too late
Thank you, Moochie. Gorgeous picture. Wonderful words. I love that nipple ring. haha. So cute. Sometimes I really miss mine.
Have a very dear friend who had a double mastectomy. Have a work acquaintance who had the same. I support the pink. I’ve had a MOHS procedure for skin cancer. Not the same but on some level I identify. ❤️
Fear of Cancer is fear of cancer! Once you have that fear in you. It is always on the surface.
 
Sorry you had to go through that Mooch. Breast cancer is beginning to show up more in younger women than it used too :heart: I do love the bat wing nipple ring :)

Thanks, hotoldrguy. I thankfully had wonderful support throughout my experiences. The bats are new! So cute, right?! ❤️🦇🖤

Thank you, Moochie. Gorgeous picture. Wonderful words. I love that nipple ring. haha. So cute. Sometimes I really miss mine.

It is such a good cause, Sassy. Thank you for drawing attention to it here and for sharing your inspiring story. I’m so glad you’re still around so I can meet you for real real someday! 💜🌷
 
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