Pink Ribbon Memories

There isn’t a person I know that hasn’t been touched by breast cancer in some way.

My dear friend, Toni, who had been one of my closest friends from junior high, was diagnosed with breast cancer in October of 1997 at the young age of 37.

The letter she sent me is still tucked away in a special place in my Bible. She just couldn’t bring herself to call me on the phone to tell me.

My grandmother was on in years when she found out. My mother’s cousin AND her daughter both fought and won!

In October, pink ribbons will be found on Yoplait yogurt, t-shirts, and just about anything else we can think of to continue bringing not just awareness, but to wage an all out battle against this dreadful disease.

A lot of progress has been made in the last 20+ years toward treatment, yet a lot of work still needs to be done toward prevention.

Breast cancer isn’t just an “October” disease. It happens all year round and does not discriminate…poor, wealthy, black, white, famous and not so famous…

Cards for a Cure

Personalized greeting cards offer support, encouragement and hope. You never know how you are going to impact someone’s life by sending them a simple greeting card in the mail.

I am thankful to be partnered with a greeting card company that celebrates life and offers hope in a way that no other card company does.

In the month of October, I am holding local and online “Pink Ribbon Parties” to help others celebrate breast cancer survivors encourage breast cancer patients.

It’s as simple as 1 – 2 – 3

1. You go to our website and send a free greeting card to someone you care about. You type in what you want to say. We print it, address it and mail it with a real stamp for you.

2. In a few days, your loved one will receive an “enveloped hug” in the mail that will make them smile.

3. If you decide to purchase our brand new product for only $49 through my website, I am personally donating $5 of my profits to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

It’s a win-win for everyone and especially for the people you care about most.

Complete the form below and you’ll immediate receive detailed instructions on how to send the free greeting card.

Cards for a Cure Registration

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