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Skin cancer claims sunbed user
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glad i dont use them anymore, today people use them spray thingies, but dont you think they look orange?:( |
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Oh how awful. That is so sad. In the early days I don't think people realised how much harm they did. I remember first hearing about them causing skin cancer and a friend of mine saying how can getting a 'healthy tan' give you cancer.
I'm pale a pathetic and just live with it. |
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What a terrible shame.
I thought everyone knew the dangers on sun beds, isn't that why people call them cancer beds? Twice a day for seven years, I am not surprised it made her ill. |
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Sadly in this world that we live you have to be as thin as a rake and have a permanent tan. The blame should lie with the people that encourage it not just the victim. I am lucky that if in the sun I burn so dont bother and as for sunbeds no chance of getting me on one.
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was reading only last week that under 18s have an 80% more chance of skin cancer through using sunbeds, that really startled me, those are not good odds at all.:(
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She used it from being 14 to 21 so I suppose she was at her most vulnerable too.
Yes Spuggie I agree this constant bombardment of the images of 'perfection' has a lot to answer for. |
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the only time I've ever used a sun bed was for about a week before my sister's wedding.... but twice a day for 7 years? That's a bit extreme... poor woman
Lea x |
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Hopefully the fashion for using them is on the way out now.
There really is no need nowadays, with home or salon St. Tropez kits, as well as self tanning moisterisers. It was Coco Chanel who first made tanning fashionable in the 1920's, and I feel she has a lot to answer for. Incidentally Joan Collins swears she hasn't had any facial nip and tucks, just stayed out of the sun. A lesson for us all, when it comes to protecting ourselves from that strange yellow thing, that sometimes appears in the sky. |
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on teh radio tonight they had some bloke from a sun bed shop trying to defend them. one comment nearly had me coughing my head off.
" This girl went to an extreme and suffered a SIGNIFICANT PROBLEM" I wouldn't exactly describe death as a significant problem its a bit more serious than that! |
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I haven't used a sun bed for years, but used to go on regularly, also know someone who's addicted to it, thing is, she's not even a nice colour.
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I know someone like that and she's all dry and wrinkly too.
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I used them occasionally but didn't like that odd smell you always get in tanning salons ! I now rely heavily on Johnson's Holiday Skin; in lieu of the natural sun that we aren't getting. That will obviously all change when I get my pallid butt to Spain in a few weeks and I will be basting nicely under the Spanish rays !:)
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I am very pale and will remain that way.I did try get a tan in the sun when I was younger but the only thing that happens is I go a bit red,then back to white,then blue if it gets cold,so I'm like a Union Jack!:)
I had a spray tan done in a salon when I was going to be a bridesmaid at my best friend's wedding last year and was very pleased with the results.I'd have one of those done regularly if I could afford it but at £15 a go it's a luxury that I couldn't justify on a regular basis....if I were a WAG things would be different!:)I have never been tempted to use sunbeds regularly though.Skin that looks like a pensioner's scrotum and so thick you could make a handbag out of it has never been desirable to me. |
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I bet Brigitte would have fared better having had spray St. Tropez tans, rather than living there for fifty years.
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Trust you to come up with the perfect excuse not to sunbath G. :D
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We used to have a sunbed at the sports centre but the manager got rid of it about 2 years ago. It was popular a lot of people used to come in and use it it was a stand up one but she said we are a sports centre and supposed to be helping people keep healthy why have a sunbed which can cause cancer? A lot of people werent happy when it went there was complaints about it. I have been on sunbeds but many years ago - havent been on one for about 10 years since they said that sun was bad for you - i thought well might as well be pale and alive rather than brown and possibly with a cancer - i didnt want to go through what my dad did.
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They have been saying this for a lot of years but they still use them i think you won,t be able to use computers in a bit they will say it,s bad for us .
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They already say wireless networking is bad for us - worse than mobile phone masts. We're all doomed I tell ye! :xena_bana
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