The PA Breast Cancer Coalition represents, supports and serves breast cancer survivors and their families in Pennsylvania through educational programming, legislative advocacy and breast cancer research grants.
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- June 1993
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Randi Get ready for the book, Why Buy a Wig...When You Can Buy Diamonds! in late 2010. It is a hilarious, poignant and immensely empowering message at what breast cancer means for women at any age. Become a fan on Facebook now and look for the upcoming website www.whybuyawig.com
PA Breast Cancer Coalition How is everyone celebrating this holiday season?
PA Breast Cancer Coalition Doing a little shopping this holiday season? Get a PA Breast Cancer Coalition Capital One Card where 1% of all every purchase is donated to the PBCC!
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The Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition serves as the only statewide grassroots organization that speaks to and for breast cancer survivors. We represent patients, survivors, families, medical professionals, ...
PA Breast Cancer Coalition The last issue in 2009 of the PBCC's e-newsletter, Pink Link, hits inboxes tomorrow. Do you have ideas for topics in 2010? Comment here or email sarah@pabreastcancer.org with your ideas. Visit http://bit.ly/8GWJJR to sign up to receive Pink Link!
Heather Stempka If you are from the Erie, PA area. Check out Linked By Pink, we are a group of younger breast cancer survivors. We hold monthly get togethers and become involved in various breast cancer awareness events and activities! http://www.linkedbypink.com and Find us on Facebook!
John Williams The Carney & Williams Team of RE/MAX Integrity supports breast cancer with every home sale....up to 20% of our total commission or 1/2% of every home sale funds breast cancer research...thinking of buying or selling a home....or know someone that is? Call the Carney & Williams Team of RE/MAX Integrity in Chadds Ford P...A directly at (610) 459-2209 or visit us online at CarneyWilliamsHomes.com
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Support the PA Breast Cancer Coalition by voting for us to receive $25,000 from Chase Giving! Please tell your friends!! http://apps.facebook.com/chasecommunityg
PA Breast Cancer Coalition Check out the link we posted for details about the PBCC's Response to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force Recommendations. We are looking for breast cancer survivors diagnosed in their 40s through mammograms!!
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Read PBCC's Response to this week's U.S. Preventive Services Task Force Recommendations and share your thoughts.
If you are a breast cancer survivor diagnosed in your 40s through mammogram, we want to hear from you! Please share your story by emailing Sarah Lightman at sarah@pabreastcancer.org.
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The Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition serves as the only statewide grassroots organization that speaks to and for breast cancer survivors. We represent patients, survivors, families, medical professionals, ...
Janis Also, they mentioned that there were not oncologist or radiologist on the panel, how stupid.
Janis If you need anyone to help fight this issue in Washington DC or anywhere, I will be there. I was diagnosed at 37 years of age with breast cancer and they told me I will get cancer in the other breast before age 42.
Annette Just heard the news on this Preventive Services Task Force Report about Mammograms - good grief have they gone mad - talk to anyone who has had a diagonosis and they will tell you mammograms are essential to prevention - they find the smallest of small lumps - this with self exams are crucial to finding it fast - KEY to survival..........
Debbie I think there is a problem with someones mind. My daughter, my sister and I all had breast cancer before the age of 50 and we all found lumps during self exams. To say self exams and mamograms are not needed is just crazy. If we would not have had screenings and self exams we would all be dead before we were 50 instead , all 3 of us are now cancer free.
