If you have a personal story, you may want to share it. If you want to make a donation to help research, do it!
Helping to bring awareness to the many issues involved with Breast Cancer ... you can make a difference! It can be big, bold actions (running a race, making a financial donation, etc.) or subtle action, as simple as wearing PINK hair. No matter how big or small ... you can help other people.

My Grandmother, Charlotte, died in the 1920s from Breast Cancer. My Mother and Aunt Freda were Breast Cancer survivors. May 2007 my sister Lida died from Breast Cancer. June 2007 I discovered a lump in my right breast. July 3, 2007 I had a double mastectomy. I learned that I also had cancer in my left breast, not seen on the mammogram. I am currently cancer free.
I believe early detection and decisive action are important. I also believe that if you have a family history, it is a good idea to get tested for the gene. You may even think about or decide on surgery as a preventive approach. There are a lot of things to learn and think about.

I hope our PINK Hair campaign may help bring awareness. With awareness there can be action. It will be your words, your encouragement, your action that may save someone's life.