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Grandpa gets free face tattoo at B.C. hospital after surviving cancer

A grandfather named Malcolm Matheson received a free face tattoo at Eagle Ridge Hospital in B.C. as part of the Facial Aesthetic Medical Tattoo Program after cancer treatment.
Sandi Saunier, a surgical nurse, has tattooed approximately 1,400 breast cancer survivors and is now expanding her skills to help those recovering from facial cancers.
The Eagle Ridge Hospital Foundation funded Matheson's tattoo and aims to restore confidence and dignity to cancer patients through this program.
Matheson stated that he never wanted a tattoo, but he found the experience beneficial to his healing journey from cancer.

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