Tit for tat!

Warn­ing: the word tit can be vul­gar to some in the US…but that’s not really the case in other coun­tries. Please keep this in mind as you read this post. I do NOT want to offend any­one, but wanted to post this to show some cre­ative ways peo­ple have helped those with breast can­cer. With that being said.….

I’ve got to share with you one of the coolest breast can­cer appendage sites I’ve ever seen!

Lately I’ve shared some wacko sites: Sil­i­cone dog nardies and Toe shoes.

But this one is really fun and a great idea! I go through a TON of web­sites a day but I only really skim the text. This site had me read­ing every sin­gle page and want­ing more!

It’s out of Canada…my SIL told me about it:

Wel­come to Tit­Bits!

My SIL was lis­ten­ing to a radio pro­gram called Def­i­nitely not the Opera, and they had an inter­view with a lady who had a breast removed from can­cer and now she knits pros­thetic breasts. She was too funny.

SIL said she loved the story about the grand­mother hav­ing TSA issues while going through the metal detec­tor at the air­port. She said, “No wor­ries, it’s just my nip­ple ring, I’ll take it out.”

No, Ma’am, stop, we have a room for that!”

Then she pops out her black knit­ted ‘Tit Bit’ with nip­ple ring into the lit­tle tray and walks on through!

You really should check out her site (note that she’s cre­ative enough to have every­day tits, fancy tits and even floozie tits!) and def­i­nitely check out how she says you should wear them.

She is one that def­i­nitely did some­thing with the lemons she got and is inspir­ing so many others!

Con­grats, Bayl!!!

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10 Responses to “Tit for tat!”

  1. Stacey says:

    Oh.my.goodness, I love this. Where do you come up with this stuff?! xoxo

  2. mjgolch says:

    great stuff.I see you made some changes since I was here last.looks good.

    I hope that you are have­ing a Great Day,That’s my story and I’m stick­ing to it.

  3. You are the queen of inter­net obscu­ri­ties! Seriously!

    Feel­ing better?

  4. D... says:

    Clever idea! I ♥ it!

    I also really like what you’ve done to your page so far.

  5. Bubba's Sis says:

    How cute is that?!? I won­der if she could knit me some enhancements?

  6. Charmed says:

    I’ll have to let my sis­ter know about her. How cool are those falsies?

  7. Misty Dawn says:

    I’m with B/S — I want some enhance­ments. The nip­ple ring story had me rolling in laughter!

  8. Frig­gin’ awe­some! I love those! Does that sound trashy???

  9. those are fan­tas­tic! thanks for shar­ing this.

    Bless­ings,
    Karla

  10. Jenny Harmon says:

    I saw this a cou­ple weeks ago and I think they’re amaz­ing. My mom is a BC sur­vivor and had a friend knit her one of these. She hasn’t tried it out yet (still has to stuff it to match her real one), but I work in a shop at a hos­pi­tal and our sis­ter store sells the sil­i­cone pros­the­ses. Those things are heavy and we are con­stantly hav­ing women com­plain of them being uncom­fort­able, hot, and caus­ing back pain. Who woulda thunk the answer was an inex­pen­sive (when I say inexpensive–remember the sil­i­cone ones are upwards of $300) knit­ted tit­bit? I can’t believe how cre­ative some peo­ple are!

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