By Debbie Emery - Breaking Celebrity News Reporter

The negativity surrounding Facebook escalated Tuesday when it was revealed that the social networking site banned a breast cancer survivor’s mastectomy photos because they were considered "too pornographic."

Joanne Jackson, 40, of Thornhill, West Yorkshire in England, posted the graphic images as an inspirational message to celebrate her combating the deadly disease, but Facebook removed pictures showing her operation scar because administrators thought they were offensive, reported the Mail Online.

The married mother-of-two was then warned that if she stepped out of line again and committed further “abusive” breaches of the site’s rules then her account would be shut down.

As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, last week the website threatened a mourning mother with the same fate when she posted photos of her severely deformed newborn baby taken during his brief eight hours of life.

“It felt like I had a slap in the face and made me upset,” Heather Walker exclusively told Breaking Celebrity News, explaining that she was “frustrated and angry" when Facebook froze her page because they didn’t approve of family photos of her son, Grayson, who was born with part of his brain and skull missing.