Under the Red Dress :: Something smarter than us is going to emerge


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Reality of Fighting Cancer

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ale musi sa to dat aj inak ako sa nechat osekat klepetami raka...
Toto je take ze bojte sa, malo by tu byt nieco ako pribeh
Miluj svoj zivot, jej autorka sa vyliecila na zaklade psychiky nie drastickeho porusovania fyzickeho tela

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tuto knihu poznam, ukazovala mi to rodina jedneo pacienta, ktory odmietol od nas operabilne stadium s vysokou mierou prezivania, ze si nenechat zobrat kus jazyka, vytrhat niektore zuby a vycistit lymfaticke cievy na krku.

skoda, ze mi to ukazali, az potom ako som mu robil urgentnu tracheostomiu a paliativne odstranenie kosti. Uz som potom radsej nehovoril nic, nema cenu, ked pacient umrie o par mesiacov.

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no a take ta nenapadlo, ze mu mozno malo pomohli, ze ked chce dusa rast tak potrebuje viac ako byt dojebavana na fyzickej urovni, ale pre tyranov co len fyzicnom oplyvaju je to lahke povedat ze kniha je shit a pod pod pod skalpel a chemku.
A necudujem sa ze ludia umieraju ked im druhi ludia dokazu dat pochopenie len na fyzickej urovni.

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Under the Red Dress Project - a project to create a photo-narrative body of work consisting of glamorised imagery contrasted with images that humanise the scars of cancer.

Courageous Breast Cancer Survivor’s Naked Facebook Photos Reveal The Reality Of Fighting Cancer - A breast cancer survivor in Australia posted powerful, naked photos on Facebook to show the hidden effects of breast cancer on a woman’s body, which is something that goes largely unmentioned when we think about breast cancer. Her goal is to raise awareness about cancer prevention, and expose the reality of the disease, as opposed to the pink ribbons we normally associate with breast cancer.