Announcements

We just posted our third in a series of  Survivor Spotlight articles that showcase a spotlight on survivors of Breast Cancer and their stories. Our third Survivor Spotlight is Linda Lydia Smith who is deeply dedicated to her non-profit organization Pink Diamonds, where she tirelessly supports individuals at various stages of their battle against cancer.

With a wealth of knowledge and a relentless commitment to defeating this formidable disease, Linda’s fighting spirit is truly inspiring, and her enthusiasm is infectious.

View her Spotlight article.

Chemo Day is a partnership with the Celebrating Life Foundation. Bears were delivered to 4 treatment centers and shared with 10 survivors in treatment at a Breast Cancer event the next day.

Ticket sales and Registration is now open for the Line Dancing 2024 Event, September 28, 2024. 

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Donations in the name of Survivors or other Sheroes/Heroes are welcome.

The summer heat can’t stop us!  Making Chemo Bearable – Below are some photos from our Bear assembly party for Chemo Day.

The following photos are from the Valentines Fireside Chat held February of 2024.

The following photos were taken at the Awakening Educational Seminar held on April 13, 2024.

We posted our second in a series of  Survivor Spotlight articles that showcase a spotlight on survivors of Breast Cancer and their stories. Our second Survivor Spotlight is Catherine Smith who is cancer free. View her Spotlight article.

Registration is now open for the Awakenings Educational Seminar on Saturday, April 13, 2024.  Tickets are free.

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Date/Time: April 13, 2024 (9:30am – 1 PM)

Location: 1660 W. Camp Wisdom Road, Dallas, TX 75232

A new article called “Breast Cancer Gene Test May Lead to Worse Care for Black Patients” has been added.

A common genetic test to determine treatment options for breast cancer could be leading some Black patients to forego chemotherapy that might have helped them, a new study says.   Read More.

We posted our first in a series of articles – called the Survivor Spotlight – that will showcase a spotlight on survivors of Breast Cancer and their stories. Our first Survivor Spotlight is Laverne Macon who has been cancer free for 5 years. View her Spotlight article.