Rebekah Rupp, of Oklahoma, said she would visit the tanning booth up to six times a week at the height of her tanning obsession, but in 2018 she noticed a spot on her cheek, according to MDW Features.
The spot on her cheek wasn’t as concerning to her dermatologist as a white spot on her nose, which 41-year-old Rupp hadn’t thought anything of.
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4 comments:
My college aged daughter wouldn't quit using tanning beds until she had a precancerous mole removed. She's now happily white, like she was meant to be, and happily married. Still the prettiest girl in the room, without a tan.
You can't fix stupid
September 25, 2019 at 12:50 PM:
Wrong, they fixed her nose.
September 25, 2019 at 12:50 PM:
That's vanity, not stupidity. We all have vanity and want to look good. Do you comb your hair, brush your teeth, change your clothes? You are no different. Then again, maybe you're right. You CAN'T fix stupid, if you do not get what I'm saying.
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