Barbie Collector Pink Ribbon Barbie Doll

My little sister has been raving about the idea of a Barbie Breast Cancer Awareness Doll, and how amazing it would be to raise money for such a cause. She doesn't know this yet, but this is her Christmas gift - she doesn't even know a doll like this exists in the first place! So happy to have found this doll for her. <3

I think this doll is absolutely beautiful. My daughter requested it for Christmas. She is 21 years old. I am a five year breast cancer survivor. I had a hard time accepting the changes on my body from surgery, chemo and radiation, but then I met the man who became my husband. He accepts me the way I am and makes me feel just as beautiful as this doll is. And he does not let a day go by without doing so. He knows I am not a candidate for reconstruction and hates when I wear my prosthesis. He says it gets in the way.

She is STUNNING,GORGEOUSLY made. A great tribute to my wartior mom and those dear lost to this Monster disease!

i love the Barbie but the Rt corner of the box is damaged but overall i'm happy.

I am a 5 time breast cancer survivor so I collect a lot of breast cancer items. This doll is very pretty and so appropriate being made by Mattel which was originally owned by Ken & Barbie's mother. She is a great doll.

She's beautiful. A great addition to my collection. As a survivor I am grateful when a company donates proceeds to the prevention of cancer!

Pink Ribbon Barbie Collector was a purchase of remembrance and strength of all breast cancer patients and survivors. This purchase was dedicated to my aunt who succumbed to the illness many years ago. Each time I look at her, memories of times past flood through. Pink Ribbon Barbie is dedicated to those from my past.

I am a breast cancer survivor and I find this pink dressed, blond "doll" of perfection rather insulting to my female self, the perfect perky boobs, the long blond hair, the body that does not exist on a woman after the ravages of chemotheraphy. I can perfectly understand Mattel wanting to support breast cancer research and donate a portion of proceedes towards funding (and thank you for your generosity), but to do it under the guise of selling a "doll" which does not reflect the community of women who have experienced the challenges of recovery and survivorship...a doll which does not look like a survivor is literally painful and insulting! Why doesn't this doll have a wig? Why doesn't she have a breast removed? Why doesn't she have a bra fitted with a form to mimic the shape of a breast? What is wrong with reality? Why can't Mattel acknowledge the true nature of this disease and make a doll which comforts, not insults the sensibility of women who have suffered from this disease. I will purchase this doll, just because I am horrified by the product itself. I will disrobe her, and with a saw, cut off her breast so that she will look more like me, a survivor, a woman of pride. I will dismantle the construct of supposed beauty and make this image more like my own - because I am what is woman, not the facade of a false construction.