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Freak!
And I am not talking about Yosser.
This woman had a double mastectomy just in case she got breast cancer - she doesn't have it and is young and healthy. What is wrong with these people! http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3224036.stm Patrick |
Re: Freak!
Originally posted by Patrick And I am not talking about Yosser. This woman had a double mastectomy just in case she got breast cancer - she doesn't have it and is young and healthy. What is wrong with these people! http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3224036.stm Patrick See- http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3158472.stm There's a high incidence of breast cancer in her family and she felt she was going to take preventative steps. It was her choice and I'm sure she thought it through very carefully before going ahead. Others may not like her choice and the change in her appearance but as long as she can "live with herself", I'm fine with that. I consider it a bit like this. If a cancer is detected and it is operable, it's not that unusual to remove more than just the cancer itself. Surgeons remove tissue surrounding the cancer, just to make sure any possible remains of the cancer are removed too. NC Penguin |
Actually I don't at all think she is a freak. In her position I would do the same in a heartbeat.
I've had 5 breast cancer scares and believe me it is not fun. I swear if I ever go in and they find any sign of it I will get them to lop both boobies off and stick on a couple of nice firm falsies rather than have to worry for the rest of my life am I going to die of breast cancer. |
Originally posted by Vicky88 Actually I don't at all think she is a freak. In her position I would do the same in a heartbeat. I've had 5 breast cancer scares and believe me it is not fun. I swear if I ever go in and they find any sign of it I will get them to lop both boobies off and stick on a couple of nice firm falsies rather than have to worry for the rest of my life am I going to die of breast cancer. |
Re: Freak!
Originally posted by NC Penguin I think she is practising prevention is better than cure. See- http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3158472.stm There's a high incidence of breast cancer in her family and she felt she was going to take preventative steps. It was her choice and I'm sure she thought it through very carefully before going ahead. Others may not like her choice and the change in her appearance but as long as she can "live with herself", I'm fine with that. I consider it a bit like this. If a cancer is detected and it is operable, it's not that unusual to remove more than just the cancer itself. Surgeons remove tissue surrounding the cancer, just to make sure any possible remains of the cancer are removed too. NC Penguin I made a donation to Bridgport Hospital about a month ago for Chemotherapy patients. -- it's a good thing to do! |
I hold my hands up and accept I am wrong and appologise!
I just think self mutilation is not worth it. Patrick |
Patrick
Can't see how taking action to prevent a possibly early death is self mutiliation. If you were talking breast surgery a la Anna Nicole Smith I think it would be different. |
Originally posted by Vicky88 Patrick Can't see how taking action to prevent a possibly early death is self mutiliation. If you were talking breast surgery a la Anna Nicole Smith I think it would be different. Patrick |
Patrick
You need to grovel a bit more. You're married so you must know that sorry is never enough. How about sending flowers and chocolates?? Vicky |
If I was in her position I'd get my boobs removed too. I'd rather be alive than kicking than dying and on chemo. At least she wont have to worry every morning she wakes up that she'll find a lump.
And anyway, breasts only function are to feed babies! |
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Originally posted by Vicky88 Patrick You need to grovel a bit more. You're married so you must know that sorry is never enough. How about sending flowers and chocolates?? Vicky |
How sweet is that?
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You bloody smoothie Patrick!
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Originally posted by LondonNurse You bloody smoothie Patrick! |
Patrick
That's a good start, but where's me choccies? Belgian or swiss would be fine and make it a real big box. |
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