A friend was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. While she is and has always been a strong person, this news came as a blow to her family and friends. She is currently going through a “Why Me” stage. Well, I don’t know if there is an answer to that burning question. Scientists are studying breast cancer to find out more about its causes, constantly looking for better ways to prevent, find, and treat it. But it continues to plague women across the world. Each year, more than 211,000 American women learn they have this disease.
Traumatic as the illness is, the fact remains that it is curable if detected early. And the only way to ensure that is regular self examination. Meanwhile, if there is a dear one who has been diagnosed, the best we can do is to stand by them, and show our support.
6th June is a big day for my friend. She has her surgery on this day. Please keep her in your thoughts. Meanwhile, there are ways to show your support to the cause. There are several products available on different sites on the internet where you can buy products whose proceeds to breast cancer aid. The fashion fraternity too has done its bit for this pertinent cause. My humble request to all friends and readers is to spread awareness and to support the cause of the women who have to go through this pain. Think Pink, ladies. Let’s fight breast cancer in whatever small way we can. For there is no way of telling where it will hit next.
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6 comments:
Hurraaayyyy!!!!!!
Prati, you are wonderful!
We shall all be shopping PINK and wearing it on June 6th!!!
Prati you rock!!!! I am telling everyone I know to wear pink (John even agreed to wear pink boxers lol)
Can't wait to see the beautiful sea of Pink of Friday!!
Thank you girls! I am also planning on a Pink Ribbon day in office. All thoughts will be with our dear friend on friday.
Yay for PINK!!!
i hope ur friend is doing good now
and i shall wears pink to support it!
Thanks to all those who kept my friend and her family in their thoughts. I really believe in the power of positive thinking. Her surgery was a success and she is back home. Thanks, all of you :)
So sorry to hear that about your friend. My aunt has been fighting breast cancer for the last 2 yrs. so I know how it feels- well sorta of. But I'll keep hope in my prayers. Also, I wanted to thank you for visiting my blog!
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