May Is Melanoma Awareness Month
In the past year, I have noticed many adults sporting bandages on their noses, chins or backs of their necks.
I do not ask “What happened to you anyway?” I usually have a good idea.
Most will comment that they had skin cancer removed.
Fortunately, in most cases, they have one of the less serious types of skin cancer.
Whenever I see people with bandages on their faces, I tend to examine my own skin mor…