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Unhook The Bra

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No matter how exquisite my bra, or how exquisitely it fits me or not, I always look forward to the exquisitely marvelous moment when I take it off at the end of the day.

Bras, like other fashion items, are built on the idea of scaling proportion, but the scale does not center on the cup — it’s the band that’s the star here.  The problem with most of us that our breasts are not the same shape or weight.  Actually almost no one has perfectly symmetrical breasts except if they gone for a plastic surgery.

Anyway, I unhooked my bra in order to have my usual yearly mammogram. Now I’m waiting the full mammogram report which will be sent by the health care provider.

I LAUGHED IN FACE OF CANCER 🎗

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What it feels like when you told that you have a cancer?!

When I was told I had a cancer, I didn’t yell, I actually laughed.

I don’t believe in fate or miracles. I believe that only my will can shape the future.

I always laughed when I panic!! Hahaha!!

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The days that follow are full of shock, denial, fear, anger, and even sorrow.

I realised also that the ones who think they know me, they really don’t know anything at all.

My therapist lately told me that I’m a strong woman for being able to fight for myself over and over again.

But I have to say that I took long time working on my emotional state before I was able to actually share anything about my cancer to people.

Sharing my cancer story still not an easy task, I don’t know where to start, and when I do, people react to this kind of news in different ways.

Some reacted negatively for not knowing from the start. Others were reminded with their own fears about cancer and started to ask me questions as if I was an expert.

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I believe that we are free to share what we want and I still refuse to share certain information which I consider very private.

In the end Knowing about other people’s personal experience of cancer can be a source of support and inspiration when you or someone you love is going through cancer treatment.

BE KIND TO THOSE WHO FOUGHT TO LIVE!!

There is beauty in a woman whose confidence comes from experience. She is not afraid to take risks knowing if she should fall she can pick herself back up and move forward. I have started to do this and I believe that you can do too!!

XOXO /J