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Smiles To Help End Breast Cancer
Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the hospital is offering $80 mammograms and giving out roses and candy to every woman who comes in for a mammogram.
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He knows all about how breast cancer can change a family; his wife was diagnosed two years ago. she’s since beat breast cancer, but the experience for her husband is one that will stay with him.
There are many nonprofit organizations that help with funding for research of breast cancer, but perhaps one of the most well-known is the Susan G. Komen organization.
Runyan, a 29-year breast cancer survivor, said the fund helps at least 100 local women diagnosed with breast cancer each year. The members are determined to raise awareness regarding breast cancer prevention, early detection, and support services available during treatment. “As a program, we try to emphasize supporting one another and Dig Pink allows us to extend that support to a much larger community”. “I think that you’re kind of shunned”.
Also available at the game, a pink quilt with a team picture sewn on the front, made by cancer survivor Sandy Freeland, which will be raffled off.
“This is why we all must come together to support Breast Cancer Now’s cutting edge research, and Wear it Pink is a fun and simple way for everyone to get involved”, said Mr Huddleston.
“I wanted to do something to help – it’s better than sitting around doing nothing all day”, Mr Laing said.
In a statement on the JustGiving page, she says: “Cancer doesn’t stop when somebody dies”.
“We come from the idea that you have a lot of congested energy like heaviness and stuffiness that’s stuck in your chest area”, said Linda Yoonjin, public relations manager for Body and Brain.
“It’s important to note the 12 percent number is for women without a family history or genetic marker”, Miller said.
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Ask anyone battling cancer, and they’ll tell you its the toughest fight they’ve ever been in.