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Tattoos can save your life, and artists can help detect skin cancer
As we begin to spend more time outside, it is important to protect our skin. A tattoo shop owner in Arizona got your backbone by taking matters into his own hands to protect his customers. Before each tattoo, Joshua Cargallion, owner of the Last Dutch Tattoo in Phoenix, checks his clients for skin cancer. So far he has already helped two clients.
A Father She went above and beyond to help her son feel more in Canada Hopefully.
In fact, Derek Brew Sr., of Alberta, Canada, Spent 30 hours getting a green copy of his son’s birthmark, which covered a significant portion of his chest.
Brew said CBC News He decided to get Green He noticed that his son, Derek Brew Jr., 8, was not going to swim without a shirt.
“I know he’s self-conscious about it,” Brew said. “I saw how he behaved. I wanted to do it so that he was not alone.”
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Brew got his tattoo on a juicy quill tattoo in Stony Plain, Alberta. Owner Tony Keybert told the CBC he was pleased to help Brew promote Derek.
Derek Brew Sr. (right) has a matching tattoo on his chest with his son’s (left) birthmark.
(Tony Gibert from Juicy Quill Tattoo)
“I think it’s amazing to comfort your son like that,” Gibert said. “It’s more than your child seeing your name or anything. You really need to change the way he feels about himself.”
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However, this process did not take place in the park.
In total, it took about 30 hours in six to eight weeks to complete the tattoo.
“He was through the ropes he was sitting on for it,” Gibert said. “It’s so painful.”
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Brew Told the news agency He didn’t really expect it to take so long.
“I felt it was good to do that,” Brew said. “It was a long process to do. I thought it would be like a few hours.”
“I’m glad I don’t know how long this is going to take,” he said.
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Regardless, Brew told the CBC the long haul and the pain were worth it.
“Now we have the same marks in life,” he said.
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