“Vaderliefde of nep tatoeëring” A photo can be seen in a man and a young person who visually hetzelfde litteken op hun hoofd hebben. This is late for the camera. The description in the photo is here with a father and a zoo.
“Deze vader heeft the operatielitteken van zijn zoon met kanker laten tatoeëren om zijn zelfbewustzijn sterker te maken! Please see @josh.j.marshall” for the description in the photo on “ The Fathers Page ” on Facebook. The version of several devices is here: is the tattooing real?
We can answer:
The tattooing is GEEN FAKE!
He's talking to Josh Marshall. On the right edge is his zoon Gabriel Marshall te zien, as in May 2015 a hersal tumor was diagnosed. The tumor will be treated with surgery. This is the litteken aft.
Aan ABC News [ 1 ] gaf Josh Marshall as talking about his best, the fact that he is lying as tattooing wilde laten zetten zodat de youngen niet alleen is als mensen hem aanstaren. A tattoo as an act of solidarity and vaderliefde:
In August 2015, Marshall decided to get a tattoo mimicking his son's scar. “I said, 'You know what, I'll get your scar tattooed. That way, if people want to stare at you, then they can stare at both of us.'”
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On the Facebook account of Josh Marshall you can see various photos of the tattoo that you can see. As a photo from August 26, 2015, the tattoos will be made [ 2].
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With this tattooing and the last tattooing done by Josh Marshall in a Wednesday #BestBaldDad deelgenomen and is there on the first place.
“I never intended for it to be this big,” he said of the attention his photo has received. “It was just a friendly competition between fellow cancer dads and people showing support for their loved ones who have fought cancer.”
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Vertaling: Petra, mimikama.nl
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