A short first-person YouTube #shorts where a speaker recounts a blunt cancer prognosis from clinicians and their choice to have their breasts removed. The narrative covers the diagnosis delivery, the speaker challenging medical advice, choosing surgery, and later feeling happier, more sexual, healthier, and more like themselves without breasts.
You're not going to make it. You probably should go home and start getting your. Your affairs in order and plan your funeral. And the oncologist looked me right in the eye and said, it's not if, but when you get cancer, do I have to have boobs, or can you just cut everything off? You probably should go home and start getting your. Your affairs in order and plan your funerals or plan your funeral. And so I did. And if it got to the point that I just was like, this is not how I'm. How I want to go out. Do I have to have boobs, or can you just cut everything off? And that is where I started to get quite a bit of pushback. And I pushed back until I got my way. I'm way happier now than I ever was with breasts. I feel more sexual and more healthy and just more like myself.
