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Please protect your skin by keeping in the shade, wearing a wide brimmed hat and if you particularly hate wearing sunscreen on your body - face and chest isn’t optional in my book - then keep that flesh covered ! (You’ll thank yourself later :)

Melanoma rates are 3 x higher than cervical cancer…. Please read and share 🙏🏻

Blame/stigma
Diagnosis of any cancer is terrifying and as a natural response we tend to adapt a survival instinct approach in the early days and then follows a period of reflection. It is within these processing moments that the subject of blame and stigma rears its ugly head.
Melanoma is distinct from many other cancers because the facts are clear - approximately 90% of all cases is caused by UV radiation from either the sun or sunbeds and in rare cases industry.
No other cancer invites queries about your behaviours
“Did you use sunbeds?”
“Did you tan?”
These questions may even be asked upon diagnosis and so the ‘blame game’ begins...
Processing a cancer diagnosis is difficult, enough without the stigma attached to melanoma.
“If only I knew this when I was younger.”
“If I never stepped on a sun bed, my family wouldn’t be going through this...”
“If I hadn’t ignored the mole that was evolving, I wouldn’t be in this situation.”
These are some of the quotes that we hear often at Melamoma-Me and these self blame attacks can really play around with our mind and have a massive impact on our mental health.
The truth is that most people don’t understand melanoma until you get pushed into the club that you wish you weren’t a member of.
If you imagine in a workplace you are making a very important decision that could change the future of the company you work for. Before making a decision you would gather and assess all of the evidence before making a decision.
Now imagine that there is very little information and you’re at a crossroads- you could go one way or the other...
Liken this to UV exposure whether through sunbed use or sunbathing. When there is very little awareness out there, it is very difficult to weigh up risks based on the evidence available. I recall my own thought process when attending tanning salons in my younger days...
“the worst that can happen is skin cancer and that just gets cut out.”
Of course now I’m in the melanoma club I know differently - but before I
joined I wasn’t given the correct information about what the terms of my membership was.
There is no huge media campaigns around melanoma. In fact the only time of year that the media becomes interested in skin cancer is the summer months! But over 17,000 people are diagnosed and 2,500 people die from the disease every year. This is approximately 3x that of cervical cancer.
It’s essential to be aware of all cancers, but we all know that it’s important to get our smears, we have all been told how to check our breasts. We all know that a continuous cough should be checked out... but it’s not widely publicised about skin cancer... what to look out for, how we can prevent it and most importantly WHAT IT IS.
It’s not just a scratch or a scar. Melanoma is one of the most aggressive types of cancer there is. It often (not always) starts on the skin. However it can spread to vital organs if not discovered early infact it can travel anywhere on or in your body. It’s a heartbreaking disease. Watching someone you love battling this beast is utterly heartbreaking... but when that someone thinks that they’re to blame, we have to say no! Education or lack of it is to blame, the lack of awareness, the lack of publicity - that is to blame.
After all we can’t make informed decisions without the full information for a risk assessment.
Melanoma is not your fault! Please accept this. I’m sending everyone living with melanoma virtual hugs and lots of love.

Skin Cancer Awareness Month starts now… so consider this your sign to check your skin 👀

We all know our skincare routines down to the last serum, but when was the last time you properly looked at your moles?

Here’s your quick ABCDE guide to keep things simple:

A Asymmetry – one side doesn’t match the other
B Border – edges are uneven, blurred or irregular
C Colour – multiple shades or patchy colouring
D Diameter – bigger than 6mm (but smaller ones matter too)
E Evolution – any changes in size, shape, colour or feeling (itching, bleeding, etc.)

It takes 5 minutes. No fancy products. Just you, a mirror, and a bit of awareness.

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