went to my gp and they sent me to a dermatology specialist and as soon as they saw it, they said that they needed to remove it now. two weeks later, they said to me it was skin cancer and i was very shocked. someone of my skin colour, because i rarely did but any sun cream on my body apart from my face. so rarely did but any sun cream on my body apart from my face. body apart from my face. so you hadn t used body apart from my face. so you hadn t used sunscreen body apart from my face. so you hadn t used sunscreen growing l body apart from my face. so you | hadn t used sunscreen growing up body apart from my face. so you - hadn t used sunscreen growing up and didn t think it was necessary. that must have been a huge shock to discover the diagnosis and thank goodness you took your friend s advice. what happened next? shifter advice. what happened next? after the told advice. what happened next? after they told me advice. what happened next? after they told me it advice. what ha
with the record breaking temperatures doctors are reminding people with darker skin to wear sunscreen. there s a common misconception that having darker skin makes you invulnerable to the sun s rays. melanin, the pigment in skin, protects people up to a certain point but it doesn t make the body immune. let s speak to isser nener, who was diagnosed with skin cancer in her late twenties. thank you so much forjoining us today. take us back to 2009 which is when you found a mole on the back of your leg, what happened next? i your leg, what happened next? i found them all on the back of my leg in 2009 on holiday with a friend. mike i found the mole. a friend pointed that out and i was like, this has always been here and it s nothing major but ijust listen to her, went to my gp and gp sent me a dermatology specialist, and as soon as they seen it, they were like, we need to remove it now, so two weeks later, they said to me it was skin cancer, so i was very shocked
After a year’s hiatus, the Dunwoody Garden Club will again host its annual Card Party on April 26, 2022, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Dunwoody Methodist Church Fellowship