Mother shares photo of a tiny dimple on her boob to raise cancer awareness. A mother- of- two battling cancer has shared a photograph of a barely visible dimple on her breast. That tiny shadow is her only symptom of the devastating disease. Claire Warner said she would not have spotted the seemingly innocuous bump unless her friend had shown her an article about the lesser- known warning sign. She cannot feel a lump - the most common indicator of breast cancer - and she doesn't feel ill. Now she is publicizing an image of her left breast to warn other women.

Blink and you'll miss it: This shadow- like dimple on Claire Warner's breast is in fact a breast cancer symptom Shocked: Claire, pictured with her family, has posted the image online to raise awareness about the sign. Horrified: This was the message Claire posted online, describing her horror at spotting the symptom. The chilling photograph has been shared more than 1. Posting the photograph on her Facebook page, Claire wrote: 'Ok, here goes - the Facebook status and photo I never dreamt I'd be posting - PLEASE READ and more importantly LOOK!'This is a picture of my left boob. 'The small purplish bruise is where I had a biopsy taken. 'The minuscule dimple up and to the left of it is a rare and little- known symptom of BREAST CANCER.'Blink and you’d miss it. I only spotted it thanks to another post shared by an amazing friend.' She added: 'I can't feel the lump, even now that I know it's there.

The Sev­enth Floor (by Verity) Rou­tine is impor­tant to most of us, but to Miss Sven­son, more than most. It helps her know that all is right with the world. Issuu is a digital publishing platform that makes it simple to publish magazines, catalogs, newspapers, books, and more online. Easily share your publications and get.

I'm not ill. My only symptom is this dimple.'EIGHT KEY BREAST CANCER SIGNS A change in size or shape Redness or a rash on the skin and/or around the nipple Discharge that comes from the nipple without squeezing A swelling in your armpit or around your collarbone A lump or thickening that feels different from the rest of the breast tissue A change in skin texture, such as puckering or dimpling - similar to orange skin Your nipple becoming inverted (pulled in) or changing its position or shape Constant pain in your breast or armpit. Source: Breast Cancer Care Claire, who is based in the UK, said she hopes she is 'one of the lucky ones'. Daily Mail Online was not able to immediately confirm where Claire is from in the UK.'I've caught it exceptionally early (only thanks to someone else sharing a similar post),' Claire wrote. Claire spotted her dimple after reading a Daily Mail Online article about another woman with breast cancer, Lisa Royle. Mother- of- four Lisa, from Manchester, posted the picture of her dimple on her Facebook page in May 2. The photo, like Claire's, went viral. With the image, she urged women to check their own breasts for the easy- to- miss symptom. Fortunately it was in the early stages, and she had a mastectomy.

Catch up on all the latest TV news, photos, videos, and opinion. Watch Good Hair Online. She's admitted she struggles with yo-yo dieting. But Claire Sweeney looked happy, healthy and absolutely stunning as she displayed her svelte hourglass curves at.

And last week Lisa, 4. Facebook friends her mammogram came up cancer- free.

She wrote: 'Just got my first mammogram results and it was all clear!! 'Thought it would be but after last year I'll never take it for granted. Celebrating with a vino.'Having undergone a biopsy, Claire said she hopes her case will be similar. '[W]hile it's a nasty bugger, it is one small contained lump and after surgery, chemo and radio therapy, I've every hope of being cured,' she wrote on Facebook. This Breast Cancer Care graphic reveals eight signs of the disease. They include a change in size or shape, a redness or rash, a lump of thickening of the breast tissue and puckering or dimpling of the skin. Women should also check for discharge from the nipple, a swelling in their armpit or collarbone, an inverted nipple or constant pain in your breast or armpit. If you spot any signs go and see your GP straight away.

Women are advised to check themselves regularly and to get mammograms. Eight key signs to look out for are swelling of all or part of the breast, skin irritation or dimpling breast pain, and nipple pain or the nipple turning inward. Other symptoms include redness, scaliness, or thickening of the nipple or breast skin, a nipple discharge other than breast milk, and a lump or constant pain in the underarm area. About one in eight American women will develop invasive breast cancer over her lifetime. Eight- five per cent of cases are not genetic. THE STORY THAT ALERTED CLAIRE: HOW DAILY MAIL REPORTED ANOTHER WOMAN'S HORROR AT SPOTTING THE EASY- TO- MISS WARNING SIGN IN 2. In May 2. 01. 5, Daily Mail Online reported that a mother- of- four battling cancer had spotted an unusual sign of breast cancer - a subtle dimple. Lisa Royle, from Manchester, posted a picture on her left breast on Facebook. The image showed a slight dimple just visible on the underside of Mrs Royle's left breast. Ahead of a mastectomy later that week, the 4.

She said: 'I never thought I would post a boob picture on Facebook, but I thought I would before it gets chopped off next week. Claire created a Twitter account to promote the symptom, and posted the article that flagged it to her'So here it is. This all that I found on my boob.'Very subtle dimples underneath that could easily be missed when we're all rushing round getting ready in a morning.'Please take time to look at your boobs. It could save your life.'After reading Lisa's story, Claire Warner checked her own breast and found an identical dimple. She was later diagnosed with breast cancer. Last week, on June 2. Lisa told Facebook friends her mammogram came up cancer- free. After reading Lisa's story , Claire Warner checked her own breast and found an identical dimple.