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Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month Presents “Brainstorm For a Cure”
It was a dark and brainstormy night for The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, Fox Trial Finder, The World Parkinson Congresses, The Pacific Parkinsons Research Institute, National Parkinson Foundation, The Cure Parkinson’s Trust, Parkinson’s Humor, Davis Phinney Foundation, Parkinson’s Action Network, American Academy of … Continue reading
Vancouver’s Porridge For Parkinson’s Fundraiser Is On Sunday, November 18
Get out your spoons! Get out your wallets! The 12th Annual Porridge For Parkinson’s takes place Sunday, November 18th. If you can’t be there in person, you can donate on line.
Posted in body, family, fundraising, health, Parkinson's disease, research
Tagged Fundraiser, health, Marg Meikle, Parkinson's, Parkinson's disease, porridge, Porridge For Parkinsons, Vancouver
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Yesterday on CBC’s The Current, Ms. Mastectomy Reveals What Many “Booby-Trap” Cancer Campaigns Don’t Show
Yesterday, The Current delved into the divisive world of breast cancer awareness advertising. Some people are calling for an end to tongue-in-cheek ads that center on ‘saving boobies’ or ‘tatas’ because they obscure the faces and realities of people who … Continue reading
“Live Laugh Learn” Meets Again at Vancouver’s Lululemon Lab on Sunday, October 28, 2012
The Vancouver Lab continues to host Rethink Breast Cancer‘s Live Laugh Learn gatherings. This National monthly program is a one-of-a-kind ongoing opportunity for women experiencing breast cancer in their 20’s, 30’s and early 40’s to connect with women you can … Continue reading
Posted in breast cancer, Cancer Treatment, fundraising, health, women
Tagged breast cancer, exercise, health, Janet Sprague, Keary Physiotherapy Clinic, Live Laugh Learn, lululemon lab, lymphedema, Movement is a Medicine, quality of life, Rethink Breast Cancer, risk reduction, survival, yoga
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Who’s That Man In the Frilly Pink Tutu? Ask the National Football League!
The National Football League and NFL Players Association are kicking off National Breast Cancer Awareness Month with The Tutu Project. So don’t be surprised if you see a man in a frilly pink tutu prancing around an NFL stadium, snapping … Continue reading
Posted in Art, books, breast cancer, Cancer Treatment, fundraising, heroes, humor, marriage, travel, women
Tagged Ballerina, Bob Carey, breast cancer awareness, breast cancer awareness month, fundraising, Giants Stadium, man in tutu, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, National Football League, New York, NFL Players Association, photography, sports, The Tutu Project, wife
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“Live Laugh Learn” Meets Again at Vancouver’s Lululemon Lab Sunday, September 30, 2012
This fall, the Vancouver Lab will once again host Rethink Breast Cancer‘s Live Laugh Learn gatherings. This National monthly program is a one-of-a-kind ongoing opportunity for women experiencing breast cancer in their 20’s, 30’s and early 40’s to connect with … Continue reading
Posted in breast cancer, Cancer Treatment, fundraising, health, women
Tagged 2012, BC Cancer Agency Vancouver Centre, breast cancer, Dr. Karen Gelmon, health, Live Laugh Learn, lululemon lab, Medical Oncologist, research, Rethink Breast Cancer, science, Senior Scientist, September 30, Sunday
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Today’s Pink Stroke of Genius: “The Lemonade Fund” in Israel Doesn’t Discriminate – it Gives Grants to Any Breast Cancer Patient in Need
Survivor Shari Mendes considers herself lucky. Not only did her treatment put her cancer in remission, but she had disability insurance to cover expenses and reduce her stress. A luxury not all women have. Mendes admits, “I can’t help cure … Continue reading
Posted in Art, breast cancer, Cancer Treatment, fundraising, health, humor, medicine, Ms. Mastectomy, women
Tagged Arabs, breast cancer, disability insurance, discrimination, doesn't discriminate, emergency relief fund, immigrants, Israel, Israel Breast Cancer Emergency Relief Fund, Israelis, Jews, middle-east, Pink Stroke Of Genius, politics, Shari Mendes, The Lemonade Fund, women
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