Sorry for the Hiatus Dec02

Sorry for the Hiatus

So it seems I have dropped the ball for a last 6 months. I have gotten a new job running some social media sites and blogging site for a couple of other companies and this blog seems to have slipped my mind. But now I have ironed everything out and I am ready to get back into the breast boob game. Please be ready for some good...

Suicidal Breasts Mar08

Suicidal Breasts

Updated on a story we did back a while: Brazil- Model Sheyla Hershey, who ahas the world’s biggest breasts, has revealed that years of surgical operations led her to attempt suicide. She emerged from a coma this week after taking a drug overdose for the trauma she had suffered with her enormous size MMM breasts,...

Regular Mammograms May Cut Mastectomy Risk in Half Dec09

Regular Mammograms M...

Early detection of breast cancer with mammograms starting at age 40 may save twice as many women age 40-50 from mastectomy. British researchers recently presented a study at the Radiological Society of North America’s annual meeting stating that regular yearly mammograms starting at age 40 would greatly reduce risk for...

How Liz Got Her Boobs Back Nov24

How Liz Got Her Boobs Back

Simply amazing. The great thing about living today is the advances in modern medicine. Here is a truly remarkable story of survival and courage. (CNN) — Elizabeth Anderson had to act fast when she learned she had advanced breast cancer in April 2009. Just one month after her diagnosis, she had a bilateral mastectomy, a surgery removing both of her breasts. “With a Stage 3 diagnosis it was either breasts or life. There was no decision to be made. I had to take them off,” recalls Anderson, a 47-year-old fitness instructor from Naples, Florida. Following the surgery, Anderson says, she had to mentally prepare before taking a first glimpse at her new body; she knew it would be difficult. “I just stared at myself...