WIN IT! National Breast Cancer Awareness Month Tucker Paisley PINK Scarf

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Permalink Reply by Angela HOOD on October 23, 2009 at 2:24pm

my friend, Laura Wagner, her mom lost her fight but her family still fights on!!!

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Permalink Reply by Sand on October 23, 2009 at 7:42pm

It is one of my mom's best friends who has battled it twice.

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Permalink Reply by Elizabeth Ray on October 23, 2009 at 9:26pm

The nurses in oncology who gave me my chemo were excellent. I really appreciated them. Actually, I have friends who say they consider me to be their breast cancer hero. I was the first of my crowd to get it. (Wish I was the only on.e Okay, I wish there were NONE of us, but you understand.) Anyway, everyone said I kept a very good attitude throughout this. Frineds who got breast cancer after me said they used my attitude as an example.

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Permalink Reply by Miranda Allen on October 23, 2009 at 10:37pm

My great Grandmother Who died of breast cancer in 91

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Permalink Reply by Donna Kozar on October 24, 2009 at 12:47am

My aunt Jackie.

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Permalink Reply by Donna Fleury on November 6, 2009 at 11:50am

I have alot of admiration and respect for anyone who experiences first hand any possibly deadly condition and then speaks out of that experience and struggle to touch other peoples lives in the same situation, my biggest props have to go to Christina Applegate, whom I have always adored anyhow. She has alot of what I call, go-girl-gall in the face of what some might view as defeat or trial. I admire how she has handled her own journey with breast cancer and how very much she has been in the public eye for every other woman out there at risk or not, she wants us ALL to know ALL about it and it's apparent it's a geniune passion for her. You give us go-girl-gall Christina, we're listening.

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