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This is a live breast cast made from plaster of paris of Kerry Farrant. Kerry says ""I have taken
This is a live breast cast made from plaster of paris of Kerry Farrant.
Kerry says ""I have taken part in this amazing project because at the age of 28 and 12 wks pregnant my life changed forever. Having to go through surgery to have my left breast removed while carrying my unborn baby was a difficult thing to face but I knew I had no choice as I needed to fight this awful disease all the way to the end so I could be here for my then 2 yr old daughter and the daughter I hadn?t met yet. Having one breast was a weird and scary experience getting young hip bras was near on impossible, but that was the least of my problems I had to still face my 6 sessions of chemotherapy and 15 sessions of radiotherapy oh yes and of course give birth. After 4 chemo?s and 34 wks pregnant I was inducted and my beautiful baby Esmay was born 3lb 14oz and perfectly formed. I went on to have the rest of my chemo and radio then herceptin. I?m 5 yrs since diagnosis now, I have had 2 further breast operations and although I don?t have any nipples or feeling in my breasts I?m happy with what I have and I?m happy to be alive I wanted to share my breast cast with everyone to show that you can still look normal and that surgeons can do marvellous things. My baby Esmay has just started school and I thank all the hospital staff that made it possible for me and her to be here today to share the experiences of life"".
Kerry`s cast was painted by artist John Frith of Art by Frithy.
""When I was first asked to contribute to this amazing project, I was a little daunted about such a sensitive issue, but seeing the enthusiasm of Sue Smith and all the other ladies involved, how could I possibly say no?
It took me a while to decide what to paint on the cast I was given, and it was hanging around the studio for a bit while I sought inspiration. Then it came, a pair of chimps! My technique is fairly loose; I have had no formal training and just do what comes into my head at the time with whatever materials are to hand!""
The approximate size of this cast is 15 inches x 8 inches.
To post this item to you (1st class Special Delivery) a charge of £20 will need to added to this item. This item is also available to collect from Bury St Edmunds. Please state `post` or `collection` at time of payment.
Cast by Birds Body Casting.
For more information log on to www.birdsbodycasts.co.uk
This is a live breast cast made from plaster of paris of Kerry Farrant.
Kerry says ""I have taken part in this amazing project because at the age of 28 and 12 wks pregnant my life changed forever. Having to go through surgery to have my left breast removed while carrying my unborn baby was a difficult thing to face but I knew I had no choice as I needed to fight this awful disease all the way to the end so I could be here for my then 2 yr old daughter and the daughter I hadn?t met yet. Having one breast was a weird and scary experience getting young hip bras was near on impossible, but that was the least of my problems I had to still face my 6 sessions of chemotherapy and 15 sessions of radiotherapy oh yes and of course give birth. After 4 chemo?s and 34 wks pregnant I was inducted and my beautiful baby Esmay was born 3lb 14oz and perfectly formed. I went on to have the rest of my chemo and radio then herceptin. I?m 5 yrs since diagnosis now, I have had 2 further breast operations and although I don?t have any nipples or feeling in my breasts I?m happy with what I have and I?m happy to be alive I wanted to share my breast cast with everyone to show that you can still look normal and that surgeons can do marvellous things. My baby Esmay has just started school and I thank all the hospital staff that made it possible for me and her to be here today to share the experiences of life"".
Kerry`s cast was painted by artist John Frith of Art by Frithy.
""When I was first asked to contribute to this amazing project, I was a little daunted about such a sensitive issue, but seeing the enthusiasm of Sue Smith and all the other ladies involved, how could I possibly say no?
It took me a while to decide what to paint on the cast I was given, and it was hanging around the studio for a bit while I sought inspiration. Then it came, a pair of chimps! My technique is fairly loose; I have had no formal training and just do what comes into my head at the time with whatever materials are to hand!""
The approximate size of this cast is 15 inches x 8 inches.
To post this item to you (1st class Special Delivery) a charge of £20 will need to added to this item. This item is also available to collect from Bury St Edmunds. Please state `post` or `collection` at time of payment.
Cast by Birds Body Casting.
For more information log on to www.birdsbodycasts.co.uk
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On all lots bidding will close in 30 second intervals. If a bid is made on a lot immediately before the lot closes, the bidding on that particular lot will remain open for another 2 minutes. If no further bids are received after 2 minutes, the lot will close. However if further bids are received on that lot, then it will remain open, in 2 minute intervals, until no further bids are received.
About Breakthrough
Breakthrough Breast Cancer is more than a name. It’s a force. A force of thousands of people across the UK working together with a single-minded ambition to stop women dying from breast cancer. We will achieve this by finding new treatments, discovering the causes, promoting early detection and ensuring the best possible care for women diagnosed with the disease.
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Simply the Breast (STB) Online Timed Charity Auction
Bids in the Online Timed Charity Auction can only be received through the online bidding service via www.the-saleroom.com. Those wishing to bid for any of these lots must first register on the-saleroom.com website and then register for the STB Online Timed Charity Auction. Details of all lots, help with ‘How to Bid’ together with Terms and Conditions for the timed online auction will be available at www.the-saleroom.com
The STB Online Timed Charity Auction will start at:
10.01am (GMT) on Saturday 1st November and bidding will close from 8pm on Sunday 16th November 2014.
On all lots, bidding will close in 30 second intervals. If a bid is made on a lot immediately before the lot closes, the bidding on that particular lot will remain open for another 5 minutes. If no further bids are received after 5 minutes, the lot will close. However if further bids are received on that lot, then it will remain open, in 5 minute intervals, until no further bids are received.
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