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please click on this!

73 replies

colditz · 16/02/2006 11:30

the breast cancer site

It apparently funds mammagrams when you click on the link!

OP posts:
NorfolkTurkey · 17/02/2006 14:49

done!

blondie82 · 17/02/2006 14:59

done it too!

charliegirl25 · 17/02/2006 15:01

Message withdrawn

tortoise · 17/02/2006 15:02

done

mixedemotions123 · 17/02/2006 15:34

done

kreamkrackers · 17/02/2006 18:54

bumping again

redstarfalling · 17/02/2006 19:29

done

messagedeleted · 17/02/2006 19:29

oh no FGS this is a total urban myth

messagedeleted · 17/02/2006 19:31

"Unlike the way things are explained in the e-mail, one click does not magically provide a mammogram to a needy woman ? it takes 45,000 clicks, not just one. Averaging 58,000 clicks a day, The Breast Cancer Site provides funding for approximately 1.3 mammograms a day. Visitors are also not prohibited from clicking more than once; they just can't do so more than once a day.
"

Mercy · 17/02/2006 19:48

Interesting point - I did wonder tbh, especially as it's an American site/campaign

hovely · 17/02/2006 19:52

done

sammac · 17/02/2006 19:54

I got this sent to me in an email today from a relative in the us and read it as if I clicked someone would get a mammogram (or maybe that's what I wasnted to read it as )

The email was one of those 'pass it onto 10 people today' ones, which tbh I hate doing (so I didn't) Then I saw this thread.

Lauraa83 · 17/02/2006 20:52

bump

albatros · 17/02/2006 21:22

Bump

claire7676 · 17/02/2006 21:58

Clicked

lucy5 · 17/02/2006 22:01

done and saved to favourites.

7777777 · 17/02/2006 22:15

done

mcmum · 17/02/2006 22:33

done, my friend has breast cancer just had her second mastecomy (age 34) last week had 6months of intesive chemo and started herceptin yesterday fingers crossed this will give her best chance i have her ds8 here for sleepover tonight.

funnygirl · 17/02/2006 22:43

done and bookmarked

Mercy · 17/02/2006 22:54

mcmum, sorry to hear about your friend but this site is for a US breast cancer screening campaign, not UK (which is not to say it's not a worthy cause)

kokeshi · 18/02/2006 01:49

Well done for finding this and putting it on! Clicked, bumped and bookmarked!

mcmum · 18/02/2006 20:56

my friend started her herceptin this week and seems to be coping much better with this than her chemo, but she said that she feels like she has flu. Has any of you had herceptin and is this normal side effect

chestnutty · 07/03/2006 20:32

Thought I would bump this thread to remind people. I still click on site before I click on Mumsnet.So quite frequently!

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