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traveltext
8 years agoMember
Barbie’s friend, Ken, shows off his breast cancer scar
Barbie’s friend, Ken, has come out showing his breast cancer scar one year post surgery. Initially embarrassed, and diagnosed at a later stage, Ken had a radical mastectomy which involved removal of some pectoral muscles. He chose not to have reconstruction and just recently got a tat to highlight the fact that men get this disease too.
US artist Annie Dennison, co-founder of #breastcancerrealitycheck, is well-known for her creative work using Barbie Dolls to highlight the varying aspects of women dealing with breast cancer. Her work can be found on Instagram:
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- traveltextMember@Brenda5, your memory will improve with time.What a song! "You can touch, you can play, If you say, I'm always yours". A classic and Ken's there too.
- Brenda5MemberI saved the barbie song to my ipod as a beachwalk sing along. The trouble is I cannot for the life of me remember the lyrics so I wrote them down and I walk along singing them. No matter how many times I sing it, chemo brain will not allow me to remember all of the lyrics by heart. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyhrYis509A&t=0s&index=5&list=PLsqEJQzErvg4wMvZlzyaEePLuad0oiLzg
- SisterMember@traveltext I've shared the image and your blurb to back it up.
- Giovanna_BCNAMember
- traveltextMemberNice work, @SoldierCrab that is perfect for sharing. Thanks.
- SoldierCrabMemberI made it into a word document so I could share it easily it is below if you all want to share it
- RomlaMember@traveltext the BCNA moderator can fix it for you not sure who it is atm @Giovanna_BCNA?
- MiraMemberThanks @traveltext if someone posts it publicly on facebook with the right hashtag we can easily share it. Or if there is a link to the original :smile:
- traveltextMember@Mira, good spotting. Can't change it here, unfortunately.
- MiraMemberGood thinking, I'll share as well :) Just to check @traveltext should that hashtag in the original post have a b for breast cancer, or is reastcancer a play on words?