In The Pink and Why Pink Doesn’t Stink
Now, compare wearing pink for one month to taking chemo and radiation. Obviously one is a whole lot tougher than the other, so I am wearing my pink proudly (and washing it frequently-so that it doesn’t stink) because this is something I can do to promote awareness, and a slight inconvenience doesn’t even register when compared to what breast cancer does to a life.
My mom had colon cancer and the last year of her life was a roller coaster of bitter-sweet memories. One day she was sitting in her bedroom and my children were down the hall playing. She could hear their laughter. “I just want to be a real person again,” she said. The crack in my heart broke a little bit more that day.
The medical field has come a long way when it comes to cancer, but they still have a long way to go. Watching someone you love go through chemo is a helpless feeling and no one I know likes feeling helpless.
Do Something….
Become a part of the NanaHood Friends and Family Team and help the Susan G. Komen Foundation change the future. Don’t do it for me. Do it for my cousin Martha and all the women you know who are engaged in a battle they didn’t want to fight.
If you can bake a cupcake you can help save a life. Bake cupcakes…decorate them pink and sell for a dollar. Then donate the money to the Susan G. Komen foundation through my NanaHood Friends and Family Team.
Martha and I both thank you!

Yay, Jessica! Keep the pink going!
Awww, bless your mom’s heart and so glad she’s cancer free! I will follow and like your FB page if I haven’t already! Feel free to use one of my articles on your page to promote awareness!
Amen, Char! Help me get the word out and post one of my articles (or your own) on your page! Thanks!
I will definitely follow your blog. Would you like to take one of my articles and use it on your page to promote awareness? If so, just let me know!
My aunt has had breast cancer twice now, each time resulting in the loss of a breast. she’s fighting hard!!!
I found your blog via Stalk Hop Friday and now follow you via GFC.
I would love a return follow on my blog as well!
http://mamasbabycupcakes.blogspot.com/2011/09/welcome-to-mamas-baby-cupcakes.html
Keep championing the cause. Too many awesome people are taken by cancer.
Char
The Epic Adventures of a Modern Mom
Love the cupcake idea – my mom had both of her breasts removed last March and will be having new ones put on on Wed. – She is now cancer free – I love that breast cancer is getting the attention that is needed.
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Good for you! I’ve been wearing my pink earrings all week since I don’t have much pink in my closet. I’m pulling out whatever I’ve got to wear throughout the month.