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Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation It's always good to have goals when it comes to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure. Why not make a video of your team and what you all did in preparation for this year's Run, just like this one http://vimeo.com/6945955 and enter our Team Challenge 2010 competition? Click here for more info: http://bit.ly/bEnfA
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On October 4, 2009 I participated in the "Run for the Cure" which was a fundraising event for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. My goal was to raise as much money as possible AND to break the world record for the 5 km (12:37). ...
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Calling all fans! We know you’ve put on some great events and been decked out in your pink finery to raise money for breast cancer research. We want to see your pinkest, zaniest and most creative costumes from 2009! Check the gallery on our wall for more details!
Fariza Sultana
Windsor district had a very successful event on Oct 4th, 2009. Here are some real Breast Cancer Survivor quotes from that day.......
I am a Breast Cancer Survivor and I know my friend Tracey is facing chemo again. Good Luck Sista!!
Joan
I am a Breast Cancer Survivor and I know you can too!!! 61 ran the run..just keep goin...g...
love Nancy
I am Breast Cancer Survivor and I Know.... 11yrs
Angie
I am a Breast Cancer Survivor and I know that I will Beat it ....it will not beat me !
Mary Jane
I am a Bresat Cancer Survivor and I know its a hard struggle, but I did overcome with the help of my husband and my family. Thanks to all, I did it
Caterina
I am a Bresat Cancer Survivor and I know that it is an up hill battle and I will WIN
Terry
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Calling all fans! We know you’ve put on some great events and been decked out in your pink finery to raise money for breast cancer research. We want to see your pinkest, zaniest and most creative costumes from 2009! Post your funnest costume pics on the wall or email them to us at marketing@cbcf.org.
There's always... someone who goes the extra yard and we want to see them! Check out some of our favorites from the past few years to inspire you!
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Many of you many have seen the news about changes in the US regarding mammography. The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation continues to advocate for all Canadian women aged 40-49 having access to the highest standard of breast screening. To learn more about our position please visit our website: http://bit.ly/cbcf_pr
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Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation believes all Canadian women should be able to self-refer for mammograms starting at age 40
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation In 2009 it is estimated that 180 Canadian men will contract breast cancer, and an estimated 50 will die from the disease. Although this only makes 1% of all breast cancer cases in Canada, it is still important for men to be breast aware. In a follow up to the recent article, Kiss Drummer Peter Criss talks about his experience: http://bit.ly/kiss_bc
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Peter Criss talks about his breast cancer diagnoses, and how he discovered it. The former Kiss drummer was shocked, since the disease has a rare occurrence in men
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Click the link to read our latest blog entry. Franca bravely shares her story with our Finding Hope blog. http://findinghope.cbcf.org
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The symptoms for breast cancer can be quite varied. Franca shares her experience so others won’t overlook the same signs.
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Happy Friday the 13th everyone. In case you need some inspiration and luck this weekend, check out the latest blog entry http://findinghope.cbcf.org/
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My name is Maggie Lima-Machado, I am 37yrs.old and a breast cancer survivor… knock wood. At the 2009 Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board OECTA-Trustee Public Speaking Awards, my 9yr.old ...
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Breast cancer can lead to many lesson, as Laura describes in her story. One important thing she learned, however was hope is the most important.
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For some people, breast cancer can be a hard lesson to swallow. There are those, however, who look on the bright side and learn that it can help you find the courage to pursue your dreams. We hope you enjoy Laura’s story as much as we did!
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Emily takes us on a philosophical journey as she remembers her Aunt http://findinghope.cbcf.org/
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My aunt Darquise was my mom’s older sister. She always smiled and had a great laugh. And she was brave, because she went through a lot of tough stuff, including Breast Cancer and Ovarian Cancer. ...
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Who are you Running for ™ Team challenge 2010 - check out the new videos added to the site: http://www.facebook.com/whoareyourunning
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Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Marilyn Abram shares with us the challenging questions that can arise when facing the diagnosis of breast cancer. http://findinghope.cbcf.org/
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Where does one begin when fear overtakes logic? What is it about the word ‘cancer’ that invokes such negative feelings? Why me?
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Lump Found - Now What? Read Anita's story at Finding Hope Blog. http://findinghope.cbcf.org/
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I have been a supporter of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation for three years sincemy aunt passed away from breast cancer in 2006. I watched her fight for her life. It was devastatingto watch and ...
