Giving Hope a Hand

What a way to celebrate!

clock November 7, 2008 06:50 by author donnaw
This year I completed the Breast Cancer 3-Day, raising over $3000.  This is the 2nd year I have walked the total 3 day and what a wonderful feeling of accomplishment.  It is a wonderful event and I am thrilled that I was able to celebrate my 5th & 6th year of being cancer free particip... [More]


Live each day

clock September 29, 2008 11:05 by author karlab
While I certainly wish I never had cancer, it has not all been a bad experience. The compassion, thoughtfulness, and support of family, friends, co-workers, and church family has been amazing. I have never felt so loved and blessed!


Let's Celebrate Survival

clock September 23, 2008 10:53 by author debbier
Today I am celebrating my sixth birthday since my breast cancer treatment.  When I was going through treatment on my birthday, I knew in my heart there would be many more celebrations to come, and it gave me the strength to get through. Now it is seven years later, I am ha... [More]


Self exams are not enough

clock September 22, 2008 16:32 by author cindyh
I couldn't feel any lumps in my monthly self exam, so I seriously thought about cancelling my mammogram.  I am so glad I didn't because this time abnormal cells were found, which required a magnified mammogram, which still showed suspicious cells.  A sterotactic biopsy was done ---... [More]


Today I shared..

clock September 22, 2008 16:24 by author rhondaa
Today was the day the Kellog Co.  came to my office.   They came to tell my story and present me with the package I'm featured on.  They provided a wonderful breakfast for all in the building.  All in honor of me.  Sometimes this banner we wear, 'Survivor" feels... [More]


Color Me Pink

clock September 19, 2008 13:22 by author eveb
I am so happy to be able to share with all of you. We join this sisterhood and are able to support each other and encourage the ones just starting the journey. If you ask anyone who knows me they will tell you they think of pink when they think of me. I am always looking and buying pink. I know that... [More]


Never go alone!!!!

clock September 18, 2008 16:03 by author andreaw
Never go to the doctor ALONE after you have found out you have cancer or to hear about your test results. The only thing you will hear is BLAH! BLAH BLAH!  Andrea W.


Be your health advocate

clock September 18, 2008 13:10 by author darlenew
I was diagnosed in 2007. I have been getting mammograms since I was 37 years old. One of the things that I have learned during my entire journey is that we all need to make sure that we get the appointments and answers that we need ASAP. When I was going through the radiation treatments, two other... [More]


My journey began...

clock September 13, 2008 10:53 by author jackies
My journey started when I found a lump during a self examine.  I called my Gynocologist and they didn't have an appointment for several weeks.  My sister had been diagnosed 3 years earlier and I didn't want to wait that long to see a doctor.  I called my family&nbs... [More]


Life is a journey

clock September 11, 2008 15:07 by author sherryk
In January of 2006 i was told i had invasive breast cancer.I went numb , i couldnt feel my arms or legs.I walked out of the doctors office and the wind was blowing through the trees. The leaves looked 3 D . I felt i was having an out of body experience. This can't be happening to me ... [More]