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I received my knocker today along with a beautiful card from Judi who knitted it for me. As I’m only a few weeks post mastectomy, I’m still a bit emotional at times and I have to admit it made me shed a few tears. It’s lovely and soft and I’m about to start radiotherapy so I’m sure it will be comfortable after that. To think there are wonderful people out there who care for others makes me so happy. Thank you so much.
Hello,
I’m a cancer survivor and a Nurse Navigator – Breast Oncology. I ordered knitted knockers for my own personal use and I must say they are so comfortable! I appreciate the love, dedication and hard work it takes to make the knitted prosthetics. It is a great alternative to the heavy breast prosthetics.
Sincerely,
Gloria T.
I am a 3 year survivor. I ordered a knitted knocker after my scar had healed. Insurance got me the other prosthetics but this one is by far my favorite. It is lightweight and doesn’t shift when in place. Thank you so much for this little thing that makes my life more comfortable. I forget I am wearing it and that is the point!
Just received my knitted knockers. Amazing. I couldn’t stand prosthetics. I was going with a sports bra with inserts. These fit in perfectly. Gives me some shape.
I am a breast cancer survivor of 23 years. I had a double mastectomy in 2001. It’s hard to find implants and the cost. I am ordering some knitted knockers as it will make my bra experience more comfortable. thanks for this.
I received my Knitted Knockers today and I just want to say Thank You for what you are doing to help women who’ve had mastectomies feel better about their appearance when they go public. The cancer journey can feel somewhat dehumanizing, and the loss of our ‘silhouette’ can affect our self-image and morale as women. This kind, thoughtful ministry has made a difference as I heal from chemo and surgery – and prepare for the restoration phase of this journey.
God bless you and the knocker knitters!
Much respect and gratitude
Diagnosed in May 2024 just had my surgery on September 6th. Really would recommend knitted knockers to anyone that’s going this journey.
As a breast cancer survivor, I’m so happy to receive my knitted knocker. I’m a 5 yr survivor. I would recommend to any woman who have gone through cancer.
I received my first set in 2022 after a double mastectomy. Our family has had 10 family members and all they had before were the heavy prosthetic. These are so light and comfortable fit in your bra or sports bras with removable pads. Give you the confidence to go out and feel wonderful. Even got a pair for my swim suit can’t say enough about how they make you feel. I found out thru my surgeon he highly recommended.
I have received my Knitted Knockers & am so happy to have them! Thank you so much! As for the smile on my face, it has been huge & there have been many smiles by my friends & family, thanks to my “knu knitted knockers”! First day, I showed them to my daughter & my 7 yr. old granddaughter tried them on…..many laughs…..”they look so real”…..watching my granddaughter turn in front of the mirror, with her various giggles from various angles, was priceless! Yesterday was my first day to wear them & I was riding with a group of friends to a meeting. Of course, I had to give my friends instructions to tell me if I go “wampyjawed”, which led to their handling & loving them with laughter & ideas.
Last night, I tried to leave a testimony of the above & could not find where to submit it. Today, I tried again and all the right buttons were in all the right places for me to submit. God had plans for 3 more of my friends to have laughs today, so I’m going to share it with you. I wore my knockers to church today. Before the service began, I went to one of my older friends that had a dbl mastectomy at least 15 yrs. ago. I was so happy to tell her about my “knockers” & since there weren’t many gathered for church service, I bent down & took out my left one to show her & the 3 other ladies that sit around her. Of course, I didn’t have a good hold on my sweet little knocker & as it was about to hit the floor I reached to catch it….it bounced off my hand on to the pew in front of me! We all got the giggles & the friend in the front pew said, “I needed this right now.” I told her, “I know for a fact that God gave it to you” & explained the difficulty I had trying to submit my testimony….He had one more happy experience in store for that knocker of mine.
You have brought so much happiness & love to those that I love. I am so very thankful for you. The message in the brochure that accompanied my knockers stated that they had passed through caring hands. Well, I have decided that ONLY caring, loving, happy hands can touch my “knockers”.
Thank you, again!
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