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Show Dem Tiddies for Breast Cancer Research. COMPETITION IS CLOSED.

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Quote by trinket
I wasn't going to share this story on this thread but so many people have already I feel that I should too. As we've already said about breast cancer and other types of cancers, the main thing is to notice any changes in your body and get them checked. Not just lumps. Any persistent rashes, scaly bits of skin, change in toilet habits, lingering coughs, heavy bleeding, ANYTHING. Don't assume it's nothing.

That's why I do this. I'm at a higher risk for breast Cancer. It's not a completely selfish gesture though, I do hope it helps save others.


Thanks for sharing with us. I am glad that you are here with us without cancer. You made a very hard decision and that tells us how you are. Congratulations for listening to yourself, for being so brave to do that, for moving forward and now doing something to make others notice this Awarenees month.

Many others could just take first Dr. word and nothing else, hoping everything is fine. That is also a good reminder, if we feel something is not fine, look for other opinion.

I am glad to hear many of you beat the disease and hope and wish that those who are experiencing it now or in a future beat it too.

Lets keep listening our bodies that will save our lifes.
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Mine are in my profile pic; does that count?
patokl
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My sister survived breast cancer, but she has no more tiddies to show as a result. I never had any to show but:
What a lot of people don't realize, is that men can and do get breastcancer as well. That's why I decided to post the only breast I'm allowed to show here, my own. Not a beautiful boob, I know, but it's all I have.
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Mine are in my profile pic; does that count?


Oops. I thought that profile pic showed more than it did. I'll get onto fixing that with a proper moob shot shortly.
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Quote by patokl
My sister survived breast cancer, but she has no more tiddies to show as a result. I never had any to show but:
What a lot of people don't realize, is that men can and do get breastcancer as well. That's why I decided to post the only breast I'm allowed to show here, my own. Not a beautiful boob, I know, but it's all I have.



Thanks Patokl. One is enough ?. I'm very glad to hear your sister is a survivor.

We have posted quite a few times during this thread about men and breast cancer. There are a lot of posts about different kinds of cancer but thanks for bringing it up again.
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My first experience with breast cancer was with my Mother. She found a lump and had a breast removed in her late sixties. She was a tough old broad and adjusted well to it, from what I observed. My second was with my wife; she got it five years ago and they determined that it had been found early on in its development. She chose a double mastectomy and reconstruction. Two years after that she found a very small lump in her remaining tissue and the surgeon who did her first surgery biopsied it and found that it was genetically identical to her first cancer. This time they removed the lump and recommended that she go with a regime of chemotherapy followed by radiation. After her first chemo treatment she got Sepsis, which is a serious infection that quickly and viciously attacks the organs of the body. Not many people have even heard of it, but later I learned that according to some estimates upwards of 25% of people who die in the hospital die from contracting Sepsis. My wife lasted two months in the hospital before dying from pneumonia; she wasn't strong enough at that point to fight it off. There are various movements from time to time to have hospitals disclose their Sepsis rates, which hospitals fight tooth and nail, usually successfully. I think this thread is wonderful in that people are sharing INFORMATION, which is a powerful weapon to possess. Breast cancer is a terrible disease, and it is true that early detection is a key to combating it.
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Just prior to this my mother had lost one breast to Cancer. She was only 40 years old. I told my specialist this. That changed everything. He explained a few things to me and asked me to think very seriously about having a test to find out if I had any of the BRCA gene mutations. This can be passed down from either parent. I have BRCA1 mutation. It gives me 65% higher chance of developing breast, ovarian or many other types of cancers. My mother was tested and she has it also.


I've declined genetic testing more times than I can remember, primarily for life insurance reasons. Insurers tend to freak right the f*ck out if they think that, for any reason, you might possibly maybe die on them while covered and they'd have to, you know, make good on their end of the deal.

My mother has done the genetic testing--unfortunately, she was an only child, no sisters, so no way to know if any other first-degree relatives carry the mutations--and has come up positive for both the BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations, which is not only incredibly unlucky but incredibly rare. She's had an ovariohysterectomy and a bilateral mastectomy (the latter, in 1994, when she was diagnosed with premenopausal BRCA but before the mutation testing was widely available). She's a bit of a drama queen, so my brother and I give her a wide berth, but she's always sending me cards and letters telling me all about how I should undergo the same surgeries she did, because CANCER.

I'm not even telling her about this new finding, because F*CK CANCER.
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Uh... Trink? I think maybe the labels are mixed up? I mean,
B
looks a lot more like a down-blouse shot than
O O
does, right?
greeneyedkitty
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My friend Porgy asked me if I was going to participate in this thread. After much internal debate, I've decided to post a pic of one of my breasts. While I've not had breast cancer, I've had multiple other surgeries that make me me very self conscious about sharing more than that.

Please be kind, not only to me, but to all who choose to participate. Remember why we're here.



11/2/15 Pic has been removed by me.
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Quote by Porgy87

Uh... Trink? I think maybe the labels are mixed up? I mean,
B
looks a lot more like a down-blouse shot than
O O
does, right?


I can see you have studied that picture porgy. You would be more knowledgeable on the views of boobies than I would so I will take your post into consideration and get back to you. ?
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I've declined genetic testing more times than I can remember, primarily for life insurance reasons. Insurers tend to freak right the f*ck out if they think that, for any reason, you might possibly maybe die on them while covered and they'd have to, you know, make good on their end of the deal.

My mother has done the genetic testing--unfortunately, she was an only child, no sisters, so no way to know if any other first-degree relatives carry the mutations--and has come up positive for both the BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations, which is not only incredibly unlucky but incredibly rare. She's had an ovariohysterectomy and a bilateral mastectomy (the latter, in 1994, when she was diagnosed with premenopausal BRCA but before the mutation testing was widely available). She's a bit of a drama queen, so my brother and I give her a wide berth, but she's always sending me cards and letters telling me all about how I should undergo the same surgeries she did, because CANCER.

I'm not even telling her about this new finding, because F*CK CANCER.



If you take out life insurance first, you don't have a known pre-existing condition. If you then had the test sometime later, it shouldn't affect your life insurance.

I could have chosen not to take the test but I wanted to know. I can understand why some people choose not to.
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If you take out life insurance first, you don't have a known pre-existing condition. If you then had the test sometime later, it shouldn't affect your life insurance.

I could have chosen not to take the test but I wanted to know. I can understand why some people choose not to.


Yah...but I have another condition, an inoperable but benign and (relatively) harmless cavernous haemangioma in my deep left parietal lobe, diagnosed almost twenty years ago. Despite its being benign, all insurers hear is "brain tumour".

Pretty sure that if the life insurer I have now knew that I tested positive for either mutation, let alone both, they'd send a cheque for the amount of premiums paid over the years and wash their hands of me. So I choose not to know.
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Current $$$ raised for BCRF is approximately AU $1,400

I have set a target forAU$2000
by October 31, 2015.

we have approximately AU$900 in donations directly with the fund and approx AU$400 estimated donations from myself, simply john, Anon Lushie and couple4play. Couple4play will double my donation amount if we get 100 tiddy flashers on the thread.

Those donating directly to the fund will not be named. A tally will be kept on the OP. If you have been inspired by this thread to make a donation to BCRF, would you PLEASE let me know so I can add it to the tally. This info will be kept private. For those who can donate $$, it can be as little as $5. It all counts. Think of it as passing a plate around at church. I KNOW most of you go to church right? Yes I thought so.

EDIT :IF ANYONE FEELS AS THOUGH THEY WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THEIR PICTURE DOWN AND REPLACE IT WITH SOMETHING ELSE AT AMY TIME, PLEASE DO SO BUT MAKE SURE YOUR NAME IS ON THE DRAW LIST. IF NOT PLEASE LET ME KNOW.

DO NOT POST PICS OF TIDDIES YOU DO NOT HAVE PERMISSION TO POST.

Myself, SimplyJohn, and an anon lushie will each donate $1 For every person who posts their boobs/moobs/chest on this thread. Couple4play will also match that amount but will DOUBLE it if we reach 100 tiddy flashers. Those members will also be entered into a draw (drawn November 1) for one of two Lush Gold Memberships worth $50 each. One donated by the very generous SimplyJohn and one donated by the very generous Nicola, The Matriarch of Lush Stories

If the winner has a current membership, this prize will give you an extra year added to what you already have. You may gift your gold to someone else. The prize is not redeemable for anything other than a Lush Gold Membership.

We currently have approximately AU$900 that has been donated directly to the BCRF by various lushies. The word "donation" does not only mean $$. I know not everyone has money to spare and not everyone is willing to put themselves "out there".

You can support the cause by posting Breast Cancer Awareness pics on your friends walls and on the forums. Pick any thread. Just post something about it. I'm sure lushies can put up with seeing a site full of BCRF posts everywhere for only a few weeks. Drive the message home! Post on other sites as well. Post it EVERYWHERE. That is support.

b]MEMBERS IN THE DRAW UNTIL THE NEXT UPDATE ARE -

Couple4play
Bethany Frasier
Shannon3K
Meggsy
Shylass
SmoothWetKitty
Stormdog100
HotWife4U
Algorhythmia
Ruthie
Kee4fun
JackiePie
Gael
Poppet
Gillianleeeza
NymphWriter
JasmineX
Myamibi
Cyndy
Maryana
ColoFlamingo
VelvetDesire
SimplyJohn
Tubby
Milik
Hera teleia
A_chica
Gil Reynard
Mazza
Green man
Cal_jack
Lilly
Lynnwitt
LafayetteMister
Billy Broadband
Pegasus4
Ajax
Hobag
Autumnlove123
Porgy87
Fugly
Patokl
UprightMan
ElizabethBlack
Midnite86
SpecialKathy
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Trinket and Ana finally convinced me to help support this wonderful cause. $50 US Donation just went to BCRF as well!
I have a few very close friends that are BC survivors and they are some of the most amazing women I know! Great Job Trinket - I know this is a lot of work for you!
Liz
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I made my donation to Cancer Research UK.

L x

Hidden_Desires
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For a dear old friend of mine from work who died of breast cancer. And for my sister, who is surviving uterine cancer.
And anyone who has been effected by any cancer... My love to all...

I know a lot of people are uncomfortable about posting a pic of your tatas. I am uncomfortable about this. But, it is a very worthy cause.
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I deleted the last one since it was awful. This one is not much better but I wish to make a contribution visually.
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I cannot conceive what it would be like to be diagnosed with breast cancer ... or cancer of any kind for that matter ... but I know how it is to watch someone die from the disease... and that is something not to be wished on anyone
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I cannot conceive what it would be like to be diagnosed with breast cancer ... or cancer of any kind for that matter ... but I know how it is to watch someone die from the disease... and that is something not to be wished on anyone.



I watched my mother in law die from pancreatic cancer that had spread over her entire body. It was the most horrible thing I've ever seen in my life. To literally watch someone wither away in front of your eyes is beyond heartbreaking. She was only 56 years old. As you said, it's not something I would wish on anyone.
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I watched my mother in law die from pancreatic cancer that had spread over her entire body. It was the most horrible thing I've ever seen in my life. To literally watch someone wither away in front of your eyes is beyond heartbreaking. She was only 56 years old. As you said, it's not something I would wish on anyone.


yes.. the withering away .. the complete sense of uselessness that enshrouds the watcher ... what angers me was the apparent inhumanity of it ... the loss of dignity and the unfairness of it ...

we don't let animals suffer like that ... those who watched would have been in court ...
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Quote by simplyjohn
I deleted the last one since it was awful. This one is not much better but I wish to make a contribution visually.


D'you know, you're the spitting image of a guy I gave directions to yesterday. He had a black 'Dark Side of the Moon' t-shirt on. smile

(Wasn't you, was it?)

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Sorry but I had to take my picture down, I just felt really uncomfortable knowing it was on display. Hope you guys understand. sad



Don't apologise Jasmine. It says on the opening post that if anyone feels like they want to take their picture down at any time, please do so, but make sur I've added your name to the draw list first. Perhaps post another BCRF link or pic instead.
We are all good at passing info onto others, are we not, girls? Spread the word amongst yourselves.