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You are a true survivor great video to give hope to others patients well done ❤️

Jules is such a beautiful story teller, and so generous to share her and Al's story to help others. ♥🤗

Thanks for sharing your story, I've had a few BCCs and I no longer bake myself on the beach and am a lot sun wise.

It's not being paranoid, it's being smart! So everyone get your skin checks!

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Which cinema in Perth please

very helpful video ❤

Thanks for your efforts to raise awareness about sun safety. Reading your message really hits home, as my brother Dan also battled skin cancer. Five years after having a skin cancer removed, we were devastated to learn it had spread to his brain and lungs. Before his diagnosis, I never realized that skin cancer could travel through the bloodstream and cause such widespread damage. Dan underwent brain surgery and was placed on a clinical trial. While the new treatment caused the cancer on his skin to shrink and disappear, it was sadly too late for him. He lost his voice and, ultimately, his life to this disease. I share this to emphasize how crucial early detection, prevention, and research are. Skin cancer can be a horrible, avoidable death, and stories like Dan’s show why we must support advancements in treatment and educate others. Let’s all enjoy the sun safely and protect ourselves with shade, sunscreen, and regular skin checks. Thank you again for shining a light on this issue and helping create a safer, sun-smart future. 🌞

I really want to see this as I've had skin cancer.... but not showing anywhere near me!

Thanks for sharing ie had so many on face❤

Amazing! Went to the Sydney screening- so moving.

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What a blessing.

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Wow so powerful!!

Can’t wait to see this film on the big screen 😊

Can't wait to see this film on the big screen!

Jay is such a great guy. He's doing so much for skin cancer prevention.

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She looks amazing (:

You are all TROOPERS 💃 who have fought the good fight keep on keeping on ....say no🙅🏾‍♀️ to cancer

Well said Pratika sound just like when you were at Suva Grammar good luck.Love the dog!

You are brave to tell your story. I hope you are able to reach others.❤️ Cancer is still a killer and prevention is always the best solution. I too lost my husband to Cancer, my best friend to melanoma... Jesus protect us all. ❤

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It's nothing to feel ashamed about.

Praying for your full recovery and healing!❤️🙏

No no! No shame! One common place to get melanoma is the soles of the feet! Who tans there? And, whoever made you feel you could have prevented this should be ashamed themselves.

Looking forward to the full stories of the brave women/ men respectively

Thank you for the opportunity to feature in this film and help those affected and afflicted by breast cancer.

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We're looking forward to seeing this!

Thank god for BRAF inhibitors man. That pet scan is gnarly.

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Absolutely no need to feel any shame. YOU didn’t do this to yourself.. the sun did. We also didn’t have as high an SPF as we do today. Replace the shame with hope! Wishing you all the best! 🇨🇦

Dont be ashamed. Youre not a doctor. When I got grown and knew fair skin with freckles was never going to tan I started wearing a tshirt outside, even in the water. And sunscreen. I had cancer on my back and on my left arm removed twice. Keep checking. Have a family member take your phone and video your back each month. You can keep track of changes. Thats how I knew the mole my daughter found was actually cancer. My dermatologist was impressed and printed a pamphlet to hand out using my technique.

My best friend died at the age of twenty, I had turned twenty one and we were waiting to celebrate her twenty first birthday but she died three weeks before her birthday! When she was around five she got covered in moles all over her body, it wasn’t from sun damage! I miss her everyday she was the nice one, she was the kind one, she was thoughtful, and caring, she should have lived, I get so angry now because I have children and I understand that her parents would never get over their beautiful daughters death! ❤❤❤

For the longest time we didn't know this. We do our best going forward.

My mother’s grandmother passed away from skin cancer in the 1940s. My mother never saw her grandmothers face because due to feeling shame over how she looked, she lived behind a hanging curtain until she passed. Grateful it can be treated now.

Thank you for sharing your story Anne, my eldest daughter was diagnosed with melanoma almost 2 years ago. You give me hope.

Hope you are all clear now ❤

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Does being outside in the sun without sunscreen and clothing contribute to melanoma ?

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I've had a melignant melanoma. I'm now 11 yrs free of cancer

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Bless you dear ❤it’s not your fault really because we didn’t know that much about it years ago 😮as we do today so thanks 🙏 for sharing your story to help others and I’m sorry 😞 that you w this horrible situation you are in now! Hopefully 🙏 a miracle will happen for you and you will be cured take care. !! Xxx😊

My father has had 3 rounds of mohs surgery to remove skin cancer - all on different areas of his face. The last round they found it was starting to bond to his nerves and use them as corridors to move through his body….but we think they caught it early enough. I’m waiting to get in to the dermatologist for biopsies -- which terrifies me. Sending you love and light and hoping everything gets better and stays that way. 💜💜 thank you so much for sharing your story with us