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Do you hide your scars? Read what others have to say and share your experiences!

Over the years, our AdvancedBreastCancer.net contributors and community members have shared their experiences and relationships with the scars that have accumulated as a result of their advanced breast cancer. We'd love to hear from you...
Do you hide your scars? From our contributors ...

Scars, Seen and Unseen - "These are the scars that can be seen on the outside of my body, affects to my body that shows up on my skin. The unseen scars are not readily visible, yet are often much more difficult to deal with." - Abigail J. https://advancedbreastcancer.net/living/scars-seen-and-unseen

Why - "I became the first and only person in history to bare their double mastectomy scars on the cover of a magazine. I was so happy that I was brave enough to push past the pink and allow people to see the person, the pain, and the purpose." - Maxine D. https://advancedbreastcancer.net/living/why

Body Image and Unfair Expectations - "...at first, the shock of seeing their scars and their chest with out any fullness and nipples, was almost too much to bear." - Kaye W. https://advancedbreastcancer.net/living/unfair-body-expectations

  1. Never

    1. I love that journey for you, friend!
      -Steph (team member)

  2. No

    1. Love it! Thanks so much for sharing. How are you doing this week? I hope it has been kind to you. Please feel free to reach out anytime. Our community cares and is here for you. Sending positive vibes and hugs. -Jessica, Team Member

  3. Yes

    1. many here can relate. I hope you find comfort in knowing you are not alone. How have you been doing lately? Please reach out anytime. We are here to support you in any way we can. Hugs, Jessica, Team Member

  4. Yes I think so.

    1. Hi we can definitely understand. I hope you know you are not alone. How are you doing today? Sending hugs. -Jessica, Team Member

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