Erin Burnett went through 5 failed reconstructions before deciding to get a mastectomy-scar tattoo, which she says gave her a newfound sense of confidence.
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Every year, thousands of women in the U.S. who are faced with a breast cancer diagnosis have to make the difficult decision to undergo some form of mastectomy, or the partial or complete removal of one or both breasts. Some women have the disease and opt to have the surgery. Other women (like Angelina Jolie) who are carriers of the BRCA1 or BCRA2 gene mutations, hope that removal of healthy breast tissue will save them from a cancer scare down the road.
In some cases, this surgery can be life-saving and a huge relief. But that often doesn t negate the emotionally trying process of losing a part of one s body or accepting new scars. Many women seek a variety of cosmetic solutions to move through these challenging experiences. And one of those solutions is getting a mastectomy tattoo.
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Darla Rae of Film It Productions is pleased to announce that Hollywood Icon, Dee Wallace, will serve as an Executive Producer and will narrate Rae’s latest feature length documentary, Courageous Warriors; Beauty From The Ashes.
Dee Wallace is set to officially join the team on April 21, 2021. Wallace is best known for her roles in E.T., The Howling, and Cujo. Wallace is a public speaker and self-help author, and has her own call-in radio show. In 2018 she gave her first TED talk at TEDx Cape May, entitled, The Common Ground of Self.
Courageous Warriors; Beauty From The Ashes is a tale of extraordinary women, young and old, who took their recovery from breast cancer a leap beyond medical diagnosis. They created new paths of wholeness through body, mind, and spirit. Now they offer those gifts to others.