By Veronica Zundel2023-11-13T15:41:00
Two-time breast cancer survivor Veronica Zundel shares what she thinks about the provocative slogans used on the Smash the Stigma billboards.
The image: two manicured male hands clutching naked female flesh, clearly young but not clearly differentiated – which bit is a breast, which a neck? A young female hand grasping one of the male hands. On one area which is definitely a breast, a neat lumpectomy scar very obviously created with make-up. The text: CANCER WON’T BE THE LAST THINGS [sic] THAT F*CKS ME.
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