Breast self-examination is so very
important, however there are a lot of us girls out there who completely forgot
to do it. I know, I guiltily put my hand up as one of them. There are just so
many things to do - like many busy working mothers I’m juggling a lot of balls
– and it never seems to be a priority for me. Which is silly because it really should be a priority.
Like many people these days I’m a total
social media addict so I was quite happy to read about something that could
serve as a reminder to me to carry out this important check. The Tweeting Bra.
Yes. A bra that tweets.
You want to know more don’t you? How can a
bra tweet?
Okay, well every time Maria Bakodimou
(she’s a glamorous Greek actress and television personality) unhooks the bra, the
built-in low voltage Bluetooth unit which is installed within the hook of the
bra sends a signal is sent to the phone that holds the @TweetingBra account and
a tweet is posted to remind everyone about the monthly self-exam. Really quite
novel, huh?
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK with around 55,000 people being diagnosed with breast cancer each year. Earlier detection and better treatments mean that survival rates after diagnosis of breast cancer are improving and women diagnosed with breast cancer are now twice as likely to survive the disease for at least 10 years than those diagnosed 40 years ago. So you see, regular checking to spot any changes in your breasts is super important.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK with around 55,000 people being diagnosed with breast cancer each year. Earlier detection and better treatments mean that survival rates after diagnosis of breast cancer are improving and women diagnosed with breast cancer are now twice as likely to survive the disease for at least 10 years than those diagnosed 40 years ago. So you see, regular checking to spot any changes in your breasts is super important.
If you want to get involved you can follow
the official Tweeting Bra Twitter account @TweetingBra, spread the word by RTing selected tweets
from the @TweetingBra and follow the action using the #tweetingbra hashtag.
Disclosure: This post has been sponsored by Nestle Fitness
however all thoughts and opinions are my own.
Modern, but not to modern LOL
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