Would You? Especially Directed to Men on the Group

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Hello,

Ok, this note is directed to EVERYONE, but thought I would like to

especially want men's opinions.

In a couple of weeks my husband and I are attending a breast cancer

care class. It is primarily for the caregiver and includes education

on treatments, surgery options, and basically what to expect as the

caregiver. My husband asked the " signup woman " if our oldest son (age

15) would be welcomed. She said we would have to decide because

prosthetics would be passed around.

Now, we have never made it a secret that I breastfed our three boys,

and for a long time (by American standards). So, they know that

breasts are for feeding babies. Of course, *now* our boys know that

breasts can be cancerous. Lastly, they know that breasts are for

sexuality.

I know that the decision on whether my son goes to the class will be

OUR decision. However, I wanted the input on those on the list. Would

you want your 15-year-old son to go to a class about breast cancer

where prosthetics would be shown? Men, do you think the prosthetics

would be " too much " for a boy with, er, hormones?

TIA!

-Frances

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