Dear 16 Year Old Me (DCMF Canada video)

A video was being shared by many of my friends on Facebook and I clicked the link. I was not really sure what to expect. It was titled “Dear 16 year old me” Half way into the video I knew I had to post it here and share with all of you. I am not sure if it was the ginger comment or the fact that it made me tear up, but I knew it had to be posted. Please watch and share with your loved ones.


You can read more about Melanoma here dcmf.ca

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Comments

  1. Honestly- Thank you for posting this. My Mother had Melanoma and it was removed a few years ago. She seems to be fine now but it was scary. A while ago I noticed one of the moles under my armpit seemingly is darker- I have been putting off talking to the doctor about it because I am scared- Now I know I NEED to go. I just called and made an appointment. Thanks Again!

  2. I am so happy you made an appointment. It is very scary and very sad. I know myself I have had a few really bad sun burns as a teen. This video really moved me like no other. I hope it gives a few people the bump they need to make an apt.

  3. Wow.. what a powerful video! It made me laugh and brought tears to my eyes. Thanks for sharing!

  4. Little Miss Kate says

    AMAZING Video – as someone who works in a cancer hospital I see on a daily basis the changes we can make in our lives to prevent this horrible disease

  5. deanna_boocock says

    THANK YOU!!! My cousin struggled and died from Melanoma at age 34. He was a beloved husband and dad-to-be. His death was a tragedy especially because we all thought he had successfully beaten melanoma after treatment when he was 18. It lay in wait for 15 years before attacking again.Anyone who has experienced a severe sunburn is at risk. Even if it was 30 years ago when you were 5. Your skin does not need a 'healthy' glow, radiation glows. If you notice something unusual, don't wait, get it checked out asap.

  6. deanna_boocock says

    THANK YOU!!! My cousin struggled and died from Melanoma at age 34. He was a beloved husband and dad-to-be. His death was a tragedy especially because we all thought he had successfully beaten melanoma after treatment when he was 18. It lay in wait for 15 years before attacking again.Anyone who has experienced a severe sunburn is at risk. Even if it was 30 years ago when you were 5. Your skin does not need a 'healthy' glow, radiation glows. If you notice something unusual, don't wait, get it checked out asap.

  7. This video was made for my cousin by his wife. Please give to the David Cornfield Melanoma Fund.We miss you David. Forever is our hearts and thoughts.

  8. Thanks for posting. This made me tear up. I had to post it on facebook and Google+

  9. Thanks for sharing this is a very moving video and makes you really think. My dad had cancer not skin cancer but bone cancer and it was from chemicals he worked around for over 30 years. 🙁 We all need to take care of our bodies in any way we can.

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