Welcome to our supportive community where we openly discuss our experiences and challenges with health, recovery, and continuing our work in front of the camera. This thread delves into the personal journey of dealing with cancer treatment scars, specifically a port scar, and how to navigate the visual aspects of our profession during recovery. Here's a summary of the insights and support shared by our members:
- Members express empathy and solidarity, sharing personal stories and emotional support for those undergoing similar challenges.
- Practical advice includes creative clothing options like bolero tops or accessories that can cover or distract from scars without causing discomfort.
- Alternative income streams are suggested, such as phone sex work, to accommodate days when being on camera might not be feasible.
- Encouragement to embrace scars as part of one's journey, with reminders that many clients are understanding and supportive.
- Tips on dealing with new scars in front of the camera, including how to address or not address them with clients.
- Urges for self-care and health screenings, highlighting the importance of mammograms.
- Discussions on the impact of government regulations on the ability to work and the challenges of adapting to these rules.
This thread is a testament to the resilience and solidarity within our community. It serves as a reminder that, despite the challenges, there is a wealth of support and practical advice available from those who understand.