Yes, our family has been affected by breast cancer. Lost my MIL year and a half ago to bone cancer that was linked to the breast cancer. That being said, I think the pink thing is WAY over used and there is no way I’m donating to the Susan Komen pro-Planned Parenthood group. Nothing. Not even a yogurt lid.
Also, I have family members, men, who have prostate issues or have had cancer, surgery, etc. WHERE ARE THE DONATIONS FOR THOSE? Why aren’t the sports teams talking about male health issues?
“Nothing. Not even a yogurt lid.”
I bought chicken feed this month. Purina has it in a pink bag! Wonder what the rate of cancer is for chicken breasts? ;)
Sorry for your loss. That’s just the way it happened for my StepMom. Breast cancer, 7 years remission, then bone cancer. We had Hospice Care for her at the end (love them!) and my Dad and all four of ‘her girls’ (her daughters, my sister & I) were able to be with her when she died.
Second hardest day of my life. Those that know me know what my first hardest day ever was. Life: No one gets out of it alive, so d@mmit, we’d better make the best of each day while we’re living! :)