How a Tattoo Artist Is Changing Women's Lives One Nipple at a
Time  Using custom-blended inks and a super-steady hand, one
very special man makes a big difference in 2,000 women's lives
each year  "I want to feel comfortable naked, like, I want to
look normal again," says a woman (referred to only as "Woman")
in a recent New York Times article about Maryland-based tattoo
artist Vinnie Myers.  Why would the NYT pen a piece on a small
town tattoo guy? Because he's restoring cancer survivors'
dignity, one nipple at a time.  "Woman" explains, "Plastic
surgeons are limited in really what they can create. It's not
their fault, it's just that they're not tattoo artists, so they
generally have a range of twelve pigments, especially for women
who have had unilateral mastectomy, where only one side has been
taken off. It is so hard to color match, so there is a lot of
bad nipples out there."  READ: Adding More Exercise Could Reduce
Your Breast Cancer Risk  That's the thing about Vinnie, he's a
real artist, one who take