In 1982, Nancy G. Brinker founded Susan G. Komen for the Cure to fight breast cancer as a tribute to her sister Susan's struggle with the disease.
Now Deko and Posh would like to honor our readers by hearing your stories of breast cancer. Please leave a comment here (your story) on someone in your life that has either died, survived, and/or fighting breast cancer. We want to hear your story as we will be randomly selecting one comment to win a Pink Gift Package from dekoposh, Inc. In the package you will receive a Pink OMG Tween Tee, a Pink BFF onesie, a Breast Cancer Awareness Build a Purse, a Pink BLNT Teen Tee, and a pink Breast Cancer Awareness Pin. Wow Wee!!!!!!!!!!!!
This will run until October 31st. We will announce the winner on Novemeber 1st. Please make sure you leave your email address, so we can contact you if you win.
Best of Luck to all of you, start leaving your stories. Log onto Bloggy Giveaways for more giveaways.
L8R...Deko and Posh
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Please visit the Purina Cat Chow Website to answer a few questions testing your breast cancer awareness and have $1 donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. It is well worth your time, thank you!
My husband's grandma is a breast cancer survivor! We participate in a local Realy for Life Cancer each year in her honor (as well as in memory of several loves ones that lost their battle with this awful disease). She was actually the oldest survivor at the last walk!
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Cancer sucks, I have known females and a male that have had it, including myself- I would not wish the fear and the emotional drain going through it even on my worse enemy--ok I can think of a few..after all I am human...but I went the route of being a guinea pig for all sorts of theories, etc. I am clear right now except for a cyst that will be there forever like most woman..but its a scary thing if you listen to people who say mammograms hurt- nope they pinch..and my biggest piece of advice is to be positive and do not let pity get to you-
As a child I knew a woman who fought breast cancer, she eventually succumbed to it after I had left for college. She has always been an inspiration in my life. She never gave up.
My aunt had breast cancer, but fought it and is doing great. Even through the whole thing, she stayed strong despite how exausted it all made her. She used to wear wigs because her hair fell out, but was always so beautiful. Still is.
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