Riverstone Journals A Survivor’s Guide for the Breast Cancer Journey - Plan to Live
Saturday, July 11th, 2009
Created by women who have survived breast cancer, A Survivor’s Guide for the Breast Cancer Journey is an organizer and guide that offers a unique system to help women newly diagnosed with breast cancer understand, organize, plan, and record their journey from cancer diagnosis to recovery. It’s a gift from those who have walked and survived the breast cancer journey to those taking the first steps. Available at Riverstone Jounals ( www.riverstonejournals.com ).
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The 2007 Avon Walk Around the World for Breast Cancer series will continue a very special component that puts a “human face” on the issue of breast cancer. The Global Connection Ribbon — a large pink ribbon imprinted with “thank you” in many languages — is passed from woman to woman, virtually circling the globe. Each selected breast cancer survivor attends an Avon Walk Around the World for Breast Cancer event in another country to share the celebration and pass this special ribbon to the …
Jennifer Reuter was diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer 
This is a post chemo hair re-growth journal from a Breast Cancer Survivor. Started taking pics one month after my hair began to grow, six weeks following last chemo.Pics will be updated every month and music added shortly. View my blog at www.thelindasimon.com 
The 2007 Avon Walk Around the World for Breast Cancer series will continue a very special component that puts a “human face” on the issue of breast cancer. The Global Connection Ribbon — a large pink ribbon imprinted with “thank you” in many languages — is passed from woman to woman, virtually circling the globe. Each selected breast cancer survivor attends an Avon Walk Around the World for Breast Cancer event in another country to share the celebration and pass this special ribbon to the local survivor as a symbol of shared hope and survivorship. The Global Connection Ribbon Tour will culminate on October 4, 2007 at New York City’s Rainbow Room, during the Global Breast Cancer Survivors Day Celebration. Here is the truly inspirational story from GUATEMALA
SPRINGFIELD, Mass (WWLP) - Women’s Health Connections held a high-end tag sale Saturday to raise money for breast cancer survivors.
Meet Stefanie LaRue, who was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer at the age of 30 after being told by her doctors that she was too young to have breast cancer. After multiple surgeries and months of chemo, Stefanie’s doctors have classified her as having no evidence of the disease. Today, Stefanie acts as an advocate for breast cancer education and prevention, sharing her story with others and urging women to empower themselves as patients.
The Avon Walk Around the World for Breast Cancer began in 2005 bringing grassroots activism to a global scale. This worldwide series of events began mobilizing hundreds of thousands of people across the globe raising money and breaking down barriers to awareness and access to care while working to eradicate the disease. Walk Around the World events are linked by the Global Connection Ribbon, which is the symbolic emotional component that connects breast cancer survivors and participants across the world. The ribbon is a powerful symbol of the connection to each other and shared determination to turn every diagnosis into a story of survival. Each Walk Around the World event includes the Global Connection Ribbon ceremony, where this special ribbon is passed from one breast cancer survivor to another uniting all survivors and this global community.
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