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I am contacting you as a breast cancer survivor, hoping you can help make all post-mastectomy women’s lives more comfortable.
Following my own mastectomy I was completely frustrated by the total lack of comfortable, functional clothing that fit my needs as a breast cancer survivor.
Any woman who has had a mastectomy soon realizes that all sense of fashionable comfort is gone forever.
Either you’re wearing “the prosthesis” and are physically uncomfortable or you’re not wearing “the prosthesis” and are uncomfortable with your appearance.
My name is Anja Mullins, founder and CEO of Ann Jacqueline Design. I had an idea for a simple, attractive, one-piece garment that would eliminate the need to wear a post-mastectomy prosthesis.
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Women may now choose to wear a lightweight, pull-over, one piece prosthesis free, fashionable garment that can be worn in any social setting.
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Please contact me at 619.729.4355 or visit:
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Or
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Sincerely yours ,
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