P/S: Pretty disturbing,or rather awakening pictures ahead.

I can’t state what has gotten into me and the whole issue with breasts, neither am I the best person to refer to in anyway when it comes to medical health. Sorry for the gruesome shots but I think I am doing the right thing and i have to get over Edward Cullen wtf. Let me first state that I am taking a very personal approach towards this issue,and its personal opinions aite. Well what really sets us apart for the dudes appearance wise would probably be the boobie, which makes us; girls,woman,female,human? Growing up with a common knowledge that we start off from wearing camisoles, to cupless bras, bras which grows as we grow, and whats with the whole boobies obsession; only on how it looks,how it defines, or sometimes even how it grades you.

We’re all lacking of the common knowledge about the possible outcome of the not-so-believable breast infection, but are you aware of breast cancer and how it actually looks like at the dangerous stages if you choose not to remove them? Frankly speaking, I am not aware of stuffs like this until I started doing some further reading on breast and how fugly it can look.The ironic part about all this is that, girls are so self-conscious especially about how they look,how they present themselves, but there’s nothing more to that;lets not start with steps of precaution.

Top : Fungating wound on the breast, chest wall and upper arm arising from recurrent breast cancer.
Below: A fungating wound which has developed from a malignant melanoma.

Many cancer patients live with the knowledge that their disease is both progressive and incurable. For a significant minority of these people this reality may be present in the form of a malodorous, exuding, necrotic skin lesion, which can be a constant physical reminder of disease progression. These lesions are commonly known as ‘fungating wounds’, the term ‘fungating’ referring to a malignant process of both ulcerating and proliferative growth. Lesions that have a predominantly proliferative growth pattern may develop into a nodular ‘fungus’ or ‘cauliflower’ shaped lesion, whereas a lesion that is ulcerating will produce a wound with a crater-like appearance. Sometimes a lesion presents with a mixed appearance of both proliferating and ulcerating areas.

Remember what I mentioned about what could happen if it gets really serious?
However,there’s always breast implants after the removal of the infected cancerous cells from the boobies,which will end up looking like the pictures below which I googled earlier on.

We’re often so caught up with reality but often forgetting how much we are neglecting ourselves along the way. After scrolling through the pictures and reading through articles after articles; money may be able to do wonders but nothing beats having that perfect breast of your own which have been with you as long as you’ve lived right? No Victoria Secret’s gonna pull off any trick to make you look anymore fabulous if one side is removed, so I hope you’ll find time to just click on the following links I’ve included below to educate yourself a little; taking a time off from blog hopping and Facebook wtf.

I’ve had my fair share of experiences dealing with cancer, especially if it revolves around the same household. Its not as awesome or easy to handle as you think it is, its an ongoing emotional struggle and physical struggle not only for the patient but for the family members as well. I know how we always have this silent thought to ourselves;

HOW LUCKY CAN WE BE?
WHAT ARE THE ODDS?

Things happen when you least expect them to,right?

Can’t help but to repost this,have a good read especially for the ladies.
Its even scarier when you’re unaware of things like this. I’m collecting photos from the World Wide Web literally and the pictures were mostly amazing! Watch this space. I’m falling sick.
Much love,cheerios.

Related posts:

1. Let’s Talk About Breasts.
2. Got Boobies?
3. The Pink Ribbons: RYLdesigns.com

Posted on Tuesday, December 16th, 2008 in Blogosphere, Cheerio thinks a lot, Past, Personal Writing Masterpieces. Subscribe to this comment feed. Leave a response, or trackback from your own site.