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It’s wonderful to see the message finally getting out there. I had a chat to my male staff and my husband Eddie emailed all his colleagues at school. I also showed him how to check his breast area, chest, underarms and neck. This is a simple thing all of us can teach the men in our lives. Thank you @traveltext and @PeterB for your posts and your efforts to raise awareness.
You have all of us behind you too! Jane x
You have all of us behind you too! Jane x
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