We tell ourselves all the time that we should live in the moment and enjoy the present… But most of us find a reason to start living this way… Tomorrow. Over the past few weeks, we lost 2 beautiful ladies – Maddy and Deanna… Both too young. Our hearts go out to their families and […]
Read MoreRegarding a cure, I personally feel that supporting the cause is somewhat of a waste unless, people, legislators and industry take seriously the prevention side of the equation. As long as we continue in ingest, inhale and absorb chemicals, preservatives, animal steroids and GMO’s there will be no cure. Please do take offence to these […]
Read MoreIn the fast paced society we live in, it’s no surprise that we’re so focused on the future that we forget to stop and appreciate what we have at this very moment. We’re always searching for the next “thing” that will make us happy, which 99% of the time tends to be materialistic in value. […]
Read MoreThis thing called cancer can bring us down and has a lot of emotional impact in our lives – there is no doubt. But this Thanksgiving weekend – try to be thankful for everything you DO have, and the support that surrounds you. It’s amazing that this simple change in perspective can lift your spirits […]
Read MoreAt Pink Inspires, we know doctors don’t have all the answers… Perhaps you can help. Does anyone have information or here say regarding the statistics of a breast cancer diagnosis between the right and left breast?
Read MoreMany people tonight send their love and prayers out to Maddy. Maddy, 53 yrs old, a beautiful wife and mother has relapsed and her cancer is spreading despite chemo, trial cocktails, and other treatments. For 3 years, she has been fighting cancer and unfortunately will be hospitalized tomorrow. Maddy – We love you. Stay strong. […]
Read MoreA positive mind anticipates happiness, joy, health and a successful outcome in every situation and action. Are you a believer in positive thinking?
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By any literal definition, I’m not a cancer survivor. I didn’t receive a heart-breaking diagnosis. I didn’t go through 13 months of rigorous chemotherapy, lose my hair and temporarily my friends, go under the knife a dozen times and almost lose my life. I didn’t, but my baby brother did. He was six and I […]
Read MoreSo you or someone you love has been diagnosed with cancer? And on top of having to prepare for the physical and emotional challenges, you also have to deal with losing your hair. SERIOUSLY, isn’t just having cancer enough to deal with? You’d think that fighting my cancer should be my only focus and in […]
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