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If Just One Person Reads This - By Vi Cooper
Breast Cancer Campaign Bookmark and Share

'In celebration of the Breast Cancer Campaign 2010, Vi Cooper of RSVP Erotica (www.rsvperotica.com) has kindly written a very personal and informative post about the benefit of being in tune with your body' -- Miss Bunny.

The month of October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month around the world individuals like you and I are trying to raise awareness that may hopefully save another person’s life.

I personally have been affected by it. My mother was diagnosed and had a breast removed at the age I am now, 42. Although she didn’t suffer like many other women do, she chose to have the breast removed completely rather that going down the route of chemotherapy or radiotherapy. Did she make the right choice? She did, it wasn’t cancer that took her life. If she had found the lump earlier where would her life have taken her? She would have still had her beautiful breasts, tatas, boobies, hooters call them what you will.

A common denominator among women across the globe is the fact that we are all prone to getting breast cancer, the thing that we do forget that men can get it too! Early detection of all cancers gives us that extra time to fight for our existence as human beings. We can go to war and ‘win’ wars. Why can’t we win this war?

Ladies and gents it’s up to you, become aware of your body, not just your breasts. Tell your doctor if you have concerns and don’t take no for an answer if you don’t feel content with any diagnosis. I am no specialist, I am aware of the facts! I am a woman if I don’t check my breasts on a regular basis it is possible one day I may find a lump that could change my life forever. My mother had it, the likelihood I will have it is a lot higher than if she hadn’t.

I love my boobs; I didn’t always love them as they were in the way as a teenager. As a young adult they were all men seemed to notice about me. As a mature woman they are part of me, they make me the sexual woman I am and intend to stay!

By Vi Cooper.

If you would like to read poetry written by some of Vi's community members over at RSVP Erotica, visit this link - http://bit.ly/a1Jh41