Contest Winner Hopes Card Will Help Women with Breast Cancer
With excitement, we announce our "Take Charge of the Card" contest winner. Congratulations, Melissa Marchand, of
With excitement, we announce our "Take Charge of the Card" contest winner. Congratulations, Melissa Marchand, of
If you know someone getting married (or even more so if you’re getting married or just wanting to renew your vows in a beautiful dress), this post is for you! Wedding dresses for a cause
As part of this month's focus on African American women and breast cancer, I'm Taking Charge is pleased to welcome some words from Gloria Harmon. Gloria is the founder of Women of Essence Breast Cancer
Over the months, we’ve highlighted several companies that make products for breast cancer patients. I can barely remember them all off the top of my head. We hardly expect you to. Since we’re focusing on
If you don’t already know, a co-survivor is a person who provides support to individuals with breast cancer. They could be family members, friends, co-workers or another individual who has experienced breast cancer. Health care providers, spiritual
Can you believe that 1 in 8 women and their families are affected by breast cancer? That's a higher percent of people than are left handed, play Pokémon Go, or own a pet fish. Awareness is important. At
In collaboration with Black Women's Health Imperative, we're focusing on African-American women and Breast Cancer this month. September is also National Childhood Cancer Awareness month, so we're introducing you to the Young Sisters Initiative. It's a great resource for young