Metastatic Melanoma

Melanomas on the skin usually start as areas of pigmentation that’s changed or irregular. If they are noticed and picked up early, they can often be removed. But in some cases it turns into something much greater.
In this segment, we will hear from Dr. Marcus Butler from Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Kathy Barnard from Save Your Skin, and Shannon, who has been living with metastatic melanoma since 2005. They will be telling their stories, and sharing support options for those seeking education on metastatic melanoma.

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Rip. Not fair😢❤

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Very scary.

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I have it in the eye nasty thing it is EVIL

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Omg Im so sorry.

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@@kandacepatterson7965 you are an 😇