breast cancer

Angel here and I'm sharing my recent mammogram experience. I hope I am able to SQUASH any anxieties you may have about the process.

Friday night, five local women sat down in barber chairs at Klutch Barber Shop beside their dear friend, Jennifer Farmer, who was diagnosed with cancer in January.  Here's what happened!

Have you ever wondered what you can do to help prevent breast cancer on a more personal level? The Susan G. Komen Tissue Bank at the IU Simon Cancer Center offers the opportunity for women to donate tissue, whether they've had cancer or not, to lead to a better understanding of the breast cancer process.

Pam McKelvy is one tough woman.

Thousands of people lined the streets of downtown Evansville this morning for the 15th annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure!  Click through our Photobucket to see all the pictures we took at the Expo, the Survivor's Parade of Pink, Ta-Ta Talent Search Winner Skylar Cain's Performance on the Main Stage, The 5K Race for the Cure Run/Walk, the 1-Mile Family Run/Walk and the Awards Ceremony.  Read

A combination of good weather, great location, and a community that always cares could explain the overwhelming turnout for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer in downtown Owensboro yesterday afternoon. Very inspiring.

Barb Birgy is out and about today doing what she does best....fighting for a good cause. She is broadcasting live on J.R. Miller Blvd. behind Huck's with a huge crew of cooking volunteers who are preparing BBQ chickens, Boston butts, and ribs.

On Tuesday, I had the pleasure of visiting Daviess County Middle School and speaking with Mrs. McCollough's 7th Grade Family and Consumer Science classes!  My friend Kirsten Horsley (from the American Cancer Society) and I were on hand to collect 127 pillows the classes made for breast cancer patients.