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trinket
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Quote by Magical_felix


Why would anyone laugh at such flawlessly beautiful breasts? Good for you, Ruthie.


Thank you Ruthie. It's not easy to put them out there lol. I can guarantee you nobody is going to laugh. If I may say so, your breasts are about as close to perfect that I've ever seen here. Honest. Is that good coming from a straight girl who is NOT in a closet? Billy broadband you can stop posting lesbian pics on my wall! Haha

Seriously. I'm straight as a ruler.
Magical_felix
Wild at Heart
Quote by trinket


Thank you Ruthie. It's not easy to put them out there lol. I can guarantee you nobody is going to laugh. If I may say so, your breasts are about as close to perfect that I've ever seen here. Honest. Is that good coming from a straight girl who is NOT in a closet? Billy broadband you can stop posting lesbian pics on my wall! Haha

Seriously. I'm straight as a ruler.


Why did you quote me if you're talking to Ruthie........ Weird.
Magical_felix
Wild at Heart
Quote by Ruthie


Run this picture through google images and see what horrible similar images it returns. One of them is a man's chest, another is a man's back, one is a woman's nose and lips. I can't understand that last one. Anyway, thanks. You too Gael.


You're welcome. Just wanted to express my appreciation of beautiful things. I wouldn't put much stock in google's image search coding as being a measure of attractive breasts.
Shylass
Gingerbread Lover
My mum's a breast cancer survivor. It was so aggressive that her mammogram showed nothing in the July, and by October, it was the size of a goose egg. She's completely clear now, and she's amazing.

The rules don't say we have to include nipples, and this is as far as I'll go. A dollar's a dollar, so I hope this counts...

Ut incepit fidelis, sic permanet.

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HeraTeleia
Top Shot
My thoughts, as I was reading through this thread:

First, Ruthie, you have beautiful breasts, with nipples that I absolutely covet (mine are so freaking huge from nursing for a sum total of just over 7 years, they could be used to guide in a 747).

Second, and this is for the guys, do not dismiss anything you find/feel in either your breasts or your balls, particularly if the finding is not bilateral (equal in size, texture, and placement on both breasts or both testicles). Do not allow your findings or concerns to be dismissed, and FFS, do not ignore them. I have seen men with scrotal sacs swollen to the size of basketballs who literally waited until they could no longer walk before seeing a physician and undergoing an ultrasound.

Testicular cancer is most commonly found in men ages 15-35, and a testicular self-exam is done in the shower, much like a BSE. Lather your scrotum up with soap, then, using two fingers, start at the midline and move outwards in circles to the thighs. Finally, roll your testicles around between your fingers; you're looking/feeling for any lump, swelling, feeling of fluid shifting inside the scrotal sac, and the skin should feel "normal", not bumpy (a condition called peau d'orange, and a very significant sign of cancer in both BRCA and testicular CA).

Third, those pics of women who have undergone mastectomies and then had a tattoo placed over the scar are both beautiful and brave.
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Meggsy
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May they forever be cancer free.


Thank you. I make regular donations to the BCNA.
trinket
Convict
Quote by Shylass
My mum's a breast cancer survivor. It was so aggressive that her mammogram showed nothing in the July, and by October, it was the size of a goose egg. She's completely clear now, and she's amazing.

The rules don't say we have to include nipples, and this is as far as I'll go. A dollar's a dollar, so I hope this counts...


Thank you Ms Daisy! Yes it counts. Thank you sweet girl. You deserve a ginja.


Quote by Meggsy

May they forever be cancer free.


Thank you. I make regular donations to the BNCA.


Thank you too Meggsy you deserve one too lol.
David_LeRoy
Internet Philosopher
Quote by HeraTeleia
My thoughts, as I was reading through this thread:

First, Ruthie, you have beautiful breasts, with nipples that I absolutely covet (mine are so freaking huge from nursing for a sum total of just over 7 years, they could be used to guide in a 747).

Second, and this is for the guys, do not dismiss anything you find/feel in either your breasts or your balls, particularly if the finding is not bilateral (equal in size, texture, and placement on both breasts or both testicles). Do not allow your findings or concerns to be dismissed, and FFS, do not ignore them. I have seen men with scrotal sacs swollen to the size of basketballs who literally waited until they could no longer walk before seeing a physician and undergoing an ultrasound.

Testicular cancer is most commonly found in men ages 15-35, and a testicular self-exam is done in the shower, much like a BSE. Lather your scrotum up with soap, then, using two fingers, start at the midline and move outwards in circles to the thighs. Finally, roll your testicles around between your fingers; you're looking/feeling for any lump, swelling, feeling of fluid shifting inside the scrotal sac, and the skin should feel "normal", not bumpy (a condition called peau d'orange, and a very significant sign of cancer in both BRCA and testicular CA).

Third, those pics of women who have undergone mastectomies and then had a tattoo placed over the scar are both beautiful and brave.


Early physical signs of testicular cancer will feel like a lumpy growth. Like the testical is ruptured or similar. It starts as a small point and rapidly, over a period of a few months, will consume and cover the testical. It will grow larger and become tingly, tender and eventually, quite painful. I was foolish and waited until it was almost the size of a baseball. This took about five months from the first sign. (In my defense, I was waiting for my insurance to kick in)

It doesn't end there. The cancer follows the lymphatic system and spreads to the nodes in the back. This caused me severe back pain. Left untreated, it moves from there to the lungs, organs and the brain.

This cancer spreads fast and is very deadly. Fortunately, treatment in 1983 was 98% effective, although it was hell to go through. Today, it should be much easier. Don't screw around. This shit kills

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Wild Oats. Part 1&2. -2021. Dani is 16 and sets her sights on her stepfather.

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trinket
Convict
For those in Queensland Australia there is a State Govt Initiative called Breastscreen. Any woman 50yo and over can have a free mammogram every two years or sooner if that person detects a change in their breasts.

Breastscreen also have a seperate Section that provides yearly mammograms for those with a family history of the disease. My mother was diagnosed at age 40. That was 11 years ago. I have had a yearly mammogram since I was 21 years old. If that bastard disease comes after me I'm going to head him off at the pass.

A good friend of my mothers went for her bi-annual mammogram and cancer was detected. It was a very rare but very aggressive cancer. She checked herself regularly but had not detected it because it wasn't a lump. It was about one centimetre long and was the width of a strand of hair. Unfortunately she didn't win the fight.
THAT is what this thread is all about. AWARENESS. CHECK YOURSELF. CHECK BCHECK CHECK. Go for your regular mammograms on time and get any breast changes examined IMMEDIATELY.

Post your stories here if you would like to share them. Post info about screening programs in your area whatever country you are in. I'm going to post these bits of info all together on the opening post after the end of October.


trinket
Convict
Quote by Milik_the_Red


Early physical signs of testicular cancer will feel like a lumpy growth. Like the testical is ruptured or similar. It starts as a small point and rapidly, over a period of a few months, will consume and cover the testical. It will grow larger and become tingly, tender and eventually, quite painful. I was foolish and waited until it was almost the size of a baseball. This took about five months from the first sign. (In my defense, I was waiting for my insurance to kick in)

It doesn't end there. The cancer follows the lymphatic system and spreads to the nodes in the back. This caused me severe back pain. Left untreated, it moves from there to the lungs, organs and the brain.

This cancer spreads fast and is very deadly. Fortunately, treatment in 1983 was 98% effective, although it was hell to go through. Today, it should be much easier. Don't screw around. This shit kills


With breast cancer it spreads into the lymph glands that lead to your armpits. If the cancer is contained within that area your chances of survival are good. Another good reason for early detection. My mother had those glands removed because the cancer had spread but no further than that.

Considering you waited for your insurance to kick in Milik, you are one of the luckiest bastards in the world. Glad you won the fight.
Shylass
Gingerbread Lover
Quote by trinket


Thank you Ms Daisy! Yes it counts. Thank you sweet girl. You deserve a ginja.


Ta. I don't need to be entered into the draw, though.
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David_LeRoy
Internet Philosopher
Quote by trinket


With breast cancer it spreads into the lymph glands that lead to your armpits. If the cancer is contained within that area your chances of survival are good. Another good reason for early detection. My mother had those glands removed because the cancer had spread but no further than that.

Considering you waited for your insurance to kick in Milik, you are one of the luckiest bastards in the world. Glad you won the fight.



Thank you Trinket. More than one doctor told me I was a fool to have waited so long. Because I did, I was subjected to a very invasive abdominal surgery my oncologist called a Radical, Abdominal, Lymphectomy. In a nut shell, I was opened from my sternum to my pelvis, and my stomach and intestines were pulled out and set in a trey while they surgically cut out the cancerous glands in my back. Then my guts were put back in and they sowed me up like a fish.

I spent a week in intensive care, waiting for my digestive track to restart. I was allowed only a tiny amount of ice, and had a hose in my nose to my stomach sucking even that out every time I swallowed. Being water boarded for a week would have been child's play compared to that.

I was left with a quarter inch thick scare up my body. My surgeon quipped that he was happy to have left me a belly button when he was done. It also clipped a nerve that made it impossible to ejaculate. Oh, orgasms feel the same, except they are completely dry. I never realised before that that I could feel the cum moving up inside me. I do miss that sensation. Of course, having children after that was impossible.

But hey, I lived.

I'm sorry if that was graphic, but damn, people, this is serious. Check yourself. Save yourself from having to live through that hell.

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Wild at Heart- 1968. The story of Dani’s Great Aunt Evie.

https://www.lushstories.com/stories/first-time/wild-at-heart

Wild Oats. Part 1&2. -2021. Dani is 16 and sets her sights on her stepfather.

https://www.lushstories.com/stories/taboo/wild-oats-part-1

https://www.lushstories.com/stories/taboo/wild-oats-part-2

Wild Child. 2025. Dani is now 20 years old.

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Pegasus4
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Okay. I'm in. I've lost relatives and friends to this devastating illness so the more we can do to support this cause the better.

Well done to all the women who've plucked up the courage to dare to bare on here. Amazing.
And the guys, of course.

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Gillianleeeza
Normal Adjacent
A very aggressive form of breast cancer is inflammatory breast cancer. It doesn't present as a lump. The first thing you usually notice is a change in the skin of the breast. It can start to resemble the texture of an orange. Sometimes the breast will feel hot. It is often misdiagnosed as a breast infection in women of child bearing age. So you have to be aware of any changes in your breast, not just lumps. Sometimes there is a discharge of fluid from the nipple. The problem with this type of cancer besides the later diagnoses is that they usually can't do surgery first because it can spread the cancer cells since the whole breast can be involved. This is the type my Mother had. She had to have intensive chemotherapy first, then surgery, then radiation and then more chemotherapy. The treatments almost killed her. Sorry for so much detail and not sure if everything is completely medically accurate but it's worth mentioning since I had never really thought about checking the skin of my breasts before.

To Trinket, a HUGE HUGE HUGE thanks for this thread. It doesn't matter what anyone else thinks. If just one person is paying attention and learns something or decides to get checked it's worth it.

BTW, I am quite jealous of your lovely breasts. I need someone now to tell me how to get a pink ribbon on my avatar.
Guest
Lurker
<-----------------I'm all in T


Quote by Magical_felix


Why would anyone laugh at such flawlessly beautiful breasts? Good for you, Ruthie.



Right???? DuH Girls on your hook up site don't have tities like that, am i right?. Hands you a tissue so you can wipe the drool from your chin.
trinket
Convict
I'm almost at the point where I am at a loss for words. Those who know me will tell you that is impossible.

Really, I'm humbled by the generosity of you all, for sharing your stories, your very personal pictures and your scars. That is not easy for most people to do in fact I know a couple of ladies here who posted their breasts and I know for a FACT that under other circumstances they would rather someone chop off their hand than show their boobs and/or scars on public. That's why I'm pushing so hard for RESPECT in this and for this thread. It's not a smutty "come see my titties" thread. It's a genuine public display of support (pun intended) for finding a cure for cancer.

If you DO come here to look at the scenery, please take a minute to read some of the info as well. Yeah I know it's a big ask but you're getting a free show. Read the manual while you're here.
Guest
Lurker
I just want to say thanks to Trinket and everyone here that has been sharing your experience. I have learned and also feeling more human and connected with myself and with others since day one this thread opens.

Topic is so important and it is something that can happen to any of us, but sadly, many think that would not affect me and forget to check and to visit doctor until is very late. I am sure that many of us learned the lesson and now are telling others to take action and to be sure they are ok. At least, I know I am.

Girls you are so brave. Boys, thanks for also sharing about what happens there. Hope and wish that someday a cure is found and also that prevention(check ourselves) becomes so natural and part of us, that even if not cure available no one dies because disease was discovered at good time and eliminated.

And for those that think think this thread is free show. You better think twice because you can be the next one to suffer with Cancer or have some close to you with it and not knowing how to act or support them.
Guest
Lurker
Quote by Gillianleeeza
A very aggressive form of breast cancer is inflammatory breast cancer. It doesn't present as a lump. The first thing you usually notice is a change in the skin of the breast. It can start to resemble the texture of an orange. Sometimes the breast will feel hot. It is often misdiagnosed as a breast infection in women of child bearing age. So you have to be aware of any changes in your breast, not just lumps. Sometimes there is a discharge of fluid from the nipple. The problem with this type of cancer besides the later diagnoses is that they usually can't do surgery first because it can spread the cancer cells since the whole breast can be involved. This is the type my Mother had. She had to have intensive chemotherapy first, then surgery, then radiation and then more chemotherapy. The treatments almost killed her. Sorry for so much detail and not sure if everything is completely medically accurate but it's worth mentioning since I had never really thought about checking the skin of my breasts before.

To Trinket, a HUGE HUGE HUGE thanks for this thread. It doesn't matter what anyone else thinks. If just one person is paying attention and learns something or decides to get checked it's worth it.

I need someone now to tell me how to get a pink ribbon on my avatar.


Thanks for sharing. About pink ribbon, you need:
A. Download your avatar.
B. Search for Pink ribbon and copy that photo.
C. Paste that photo on your avatar. You can do this with online sites (pixlr is easy to use) or with Paint in your Lap.
D. Upload your avatar.
PrincessC
Active Ink Slinger
Flashing for a good cause I suppose.
"A dirty book is rarely dusty"
Magical_felix
Wild at Heart
Quote by PrincessC
Flashing for a good cause I suppose.
Meggsy
Active Ink Slinger
This has happened to a close friend.
She noticed a lump in her left breast and immediately saw the doctor. A mammogram failed to detect any lump. A very attentive radiographer technician (CT scan) found something unusual and had it investigated. A fine needle biopsy confirmed a cancer. The actual lump was not the cancer. It disappeared a few days after the oncologist had seen it.it was thought that it was an infection in a milk duct.
What had been found was a 4 mm cancer. It was removed. This was in a completely different part of the breast.

The follow up from the women at the Breast Cancer Nursing Association (BCNA) was absolutely amazing and was so reassuring to my friend. They are real Angels and get my support.
The disturbing thing was the mammogram did not find it. Had my friend gone for a further two years before her next scheduled scan, it may have been huge and life threatening.
I suggest you ask the doc for a Ct scan next time you are due to be checked.
Magical_felix
Wild at Heart
Quote by trinket

THANK YOU PRincess C.

You just couldn't leave THIS thread alone could you? Nobody except you is acting like a child here except you. I already ASKED you MULTIPLE times to leave this thread alone but you just can't help acting like a pervert. You really disgust me.

I hope PrincessC is a good friend of yours MF, and doesn't mind that distasteful gif you just posted after she ever so nicely put that pic up to support this cause.

Even if she doesn't mind the gif, you just insulted every other person on this thread by being a smartass. Most people I know think you're just rude. They don't think you're funny. Just rude.

RESPECT. THIS IS NOT.

I understand this thread is going to attract more attention because it is filled with boobies but it is really distasteful to comment in a perverted way like you just did. You're only showing yourself to be a pervy ass. Please stop it.

If, God forbid, you or one of your family or friends were to be diagnosed with cancer, who are you going to depend upon? I don't see you helping in any way. I see you insulting.


Trinket, I think this conversation is a bit abusive.

Quote by trinket
If, God forbid, you or one of your family or friends were to be diagnosed with cancer, who are you going to depend upon? I don't see you helping in any way.


This statement by you is so ridiculous. Bite your tongue, low-life.