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Show Transcript LA ROCHE-POSAY LABORATOIRE DERMATOLOGIQUE
Woman 1 : During treatment, I had a lot of side effects on my skin. I had big cracked patches in the corners of my mouth that stopped me from eating.
Woman 2: I was really ichy during treatment and I had dry skin.
Woman 3: I had burns and dryness.
Woman 1: I covered myself in moisturizer and I received a lot of tips from pharmacists.
Woman 2 : I covered myself in cream and then…I’m not normally one for make-up but I learned to redraw my eyebrows.
Woman 3 : Well at the time, I didn’t really deal with them because I wasn’t informed so I didn’t put anything on my skin.
Woman 2: When you got sick, the most important thing is to get better and stay alive. And all the little things like self-care and self-image are sometimes not as important. You don’t necessarily get that information from the medical profession.
Woman 1: The patients are medically well taken care of, meaning the doctors there to tell them about the treatment and to help them recover. Today we are realizing that self-esteem and re-embracing you identity are not just secondary, they are essential because when you feel good in your body, you feel capable of seeking treatments and normally these treatments heal us. The only thing is that it would be good to have targeted information in a single place.
Woman 3: I think more campaigns are needed. Campaigns that truly make people aware, both during treatment and after, post cancer so they feel acknowledged and understood and will naturally seek these sorts of solutions.
LA ROCHE-POSAY LABORATOIRE DERMATOLOGIQUE