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9 months agoI had Pagets disease of the right nipple in 2001. Ugly scar and no right nipple. I hate the way I look. 😒
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Living with physical changes after cancer treatment can feel overwhelming, and those feelings about body image are completely valid. Many others in this community have shared similar struggles with how treatment has affected their appearance, and there's real strength in opening up about these difficult emotions. Consider connecting with others who understand this journey - their experiences and coping strategies might offer comfort and practical insights for moving forward.
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9 months agoOh sweetheart I am so sorry! But remember that scar and the way you look is a reminder of your strength and courage and that you are survivor! I will keep you in my prayers! God bless! ❤️🙏🙏🙏
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8 months agoI'm so sorry! We call rhem battle scars we never asked for or wanted. But it's your body, your mental state. If you feel a certain kind of way about it, do a little research on options. A good surgeon would have left a clean scar. There are things you can do to get a nipple that may look normal to you, and that's all that matters. That you feel ok with it Good luck and I'll be praying for.
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5 months agoLiving with physical changes after cancer treatment can feel overwhelming, and those feelings about body image are completely valid. Many others in this community have shared similar struggles with how treatment has affected their appearance, and there's real strength in opening up about these difficult emotions. Consider connecting with others who understand this journey - their experiences and coping strategies might offer comfort and practical insights for moving forward.
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