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Thank you for visiting; although this blog has taken me far longer to write than I had ever anticipated. If you look at the dates, you'll know that I am very behind. I apologize in advance for that.

This is the story of my fight with Stage IV breast cancer. When I was 29 years old, the cancerous tumor in my breast was misdiagnosed as a cyst. My hope is that this blog will help other women to learn to ask for a mammogram or even a biopsy if they feel something suspicious in their breast, regardless of their age. You must be your own advocate!

If you would like to contact me, you are welcome to do so. I try to respond to every email. Please use my contact page here.

Breast Cancer Bracelets!


I have a page with which I try and sell breast cancer bracelets. Please visit it here. You are just going to love them. Well, besides the fact that they say "cancer" on them, they are a cute, two-color pink. Check them out! (All proceeds to help pay my gigantic medical bill, which currently exceeds $300,000.)
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Breast Cancer Bracelets

Donate $10 and get two extra-thick breast cancer bracelets.  One says “Fearless Fighter and Survivor” and another that says ”Breast Cancer Sucks.”  Or, get two of the same for that matter.  You can pay easily with online check or credit card through PayPal.  (Then, be sure to contact me so that I can send out exactly what you would like.)



breast cancer survivorThese breast cancer bracelets are something that I purchased for my up-and-coming breast cancer charity, SOMAD (Save Our Mothers And Daughters).   

My charity won’t be officially launched for about 3 or 4 more months though (late 2007), because:

a.) my medical bills are a little overwhelming and my CPA won’t work for free and 

b.) the IRS takes a long time to approve non-profit. 

In the meanwhile, any revenues collected here can help me to continue to keep my accountant busy with my charity.

These rubber breast cancer awareness bracelets are a little different from the typical ones you’ll find.  First of all, they are two colors (pink and dark pink of course), so the message really stands out.  Also, they are a little thicker than most rubber awareness bracelets and would probably survive a nuclear blast.

This first breast cancer bracelet is specifically designed for those that have cancer.  It says “Fearless Fighter and Survivor.”  You may not have breast cancer, but you can help empower a fighter and let her (or him) know that you believe them to be a Survivor.

           
breast cancer survivor

 

The PayPal link to purchase these bracelets is at the top and the bottom of this page.  You can use a credit card or even pay-by-check.  It’s very easy to use.

This second breast cancer bracelet is designed for anyone who supports breast cancer and breast cancer awareness.  I wear the fearless fighter bracelet (above) and my husband and all of my friends wear this one:

Yes, breast cancer does suck.  If this offends you, than I’m going to guess that you’ve never had cancer.  Also, to be honest, I don’t care if this offends anyone, because I do have breast cancer. 

To order the breast cancer bracelets, it’s very simple.  Please donate $10 to help with SOMAD and I will send you two bracelets- whichever ones you choose.  If you have breast cancer and you are broke like me: just contact me and I will send you a couple of bracelets without the need for a donation, of course.

After you make your donation, please email me at (karen.george@azwm.com) to tell me which bracelets you would prefer.

Thank you so much,

Karen



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