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Breast cancer 
Anthony D. White of Twinsburg, OH Real Men Wear PINK Ambassador. 
Oldest Twinsburg Hts, OH Breast Cancer Survivor...Mrs. Carrie Stevenson and Breast Cancer Ambassador Anthony D. White 
Beast friends Estella White-Darden shares in the fight with life long friend Rosie Brown-Mason in the battle against Breast Cancer along with son Anthony D. White Breast Cancer Ambassador. 
Cancer Cancer is a dreadful word almost equivalent to Death. With Cancer What comes in your mind? A debilitated person lying in the bed whose head is shaved off, with so many gloomy faces around him/her, only hoping for some miracle to happen. But this is not in case of Breast Cancer, the statistics are rapidly changing. Due to the explosion in Research and Discoveries, Breast cancer outcome is not, what 20 years ago. It mainly depends on how Early one catch it? The early the detection, the better are the chances of survival. 
Celebrating 25 years of survival this month! Thank you, Metro Health! A clinical trial saved my life. Feeling grateful and blessed. 
Sparrows Houma employees 
Today marks 1 year and 9 months since my mom lost her battle with Breast Cancer. She was diagnosed originally in 2008 and cancer free until 2014 when it metastasized to her bones and eventually her brain. She is the strongest person I know and pray for a cure! 
Courtesy: Nancie "As an RN, I know the importance of early detection. I didn't have a lump or any symptoms when I went in for my routine mammogram in July of 2014. I was diagnosed with stage 1 breast cancer. Early detection saves lives. You don't have to have a lump to have breast cancer. If one woman schedules a mammogram as a result of reading this story then it was worth it to me to tell it." 
On June 10, 1994, my siblings and I lost our mother to breast cancer; Suzanne Lynne Pifer-Leonard from Pierpont, Ohio. Heaven got another angel that day . You are missed every single day, Mom! 
D.C.I.S. , grade 3 - 4 year survivor 
Mother, grandmother,wife Lost her battle in November 2006 48yrs old loved life and fought strong. 
My mom passed away in 2014 after a long battle with breast cancer. She was a one of a kind woman! 
She was a breast cancer survivor and is a beautiful spirit. 
lost her battle November 16, 2006 48 yrs old 
Diagnosed at 42, no family history! Only found because of Mammogram! Get your Tata's checked!!!! I am living proof Mammograms save lives! 
My sister, Stephanie, was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer June 27th 2012, just 4 months before her 30th birthday. After undergoing a full mastectomy it was hard for her since she lives in Georgia, and all of her family lived in Ohio and New York. With her love of pitbulls, her very own Ash never left her side. Also our Aunt flew from South Korea to be there for her. Although she had some very bad days during radiation/chemo treatments, she always had a beautiful smile through it all. Stephanie enjoys hiking, camping and really anything outdoors; but her true passion has always been running. Once the doctor cleared her for running she participated in her first run/walk in the Race for the Cure and her finish was quite emotional. Since then she participates every year, along with American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. With her amazing strength and courage and the love, prayer and support from family and close friends, Stephanie has been cancer free since May 2013! 
Whittier Christian Varsity Honors Breast Cancer month. My Godson Zachary Cabrera plays for Me Sally Preciado in honor of being a 11 years Surviver ! God Heals! 
3 year survivor. 
Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure June 2015 
Pink is the New Black Team at the Cleveland Zoo October 2014 
Dar was given 1 year to live but fought for 8 years and passed Apr 26 2006 - 2 days before she turned 51. She never said why me - just lived her life to the fullest.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to increase awareness of the disease that is diagnosed in one out every eight women.
We want to spread a message of support to viewers across Northeast Ohio, pay tribute to those fighting the illness, those who lost their courageous battles with it and survivors who beat it.
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Click here for our Breast Cancer Awareness Month photo gallery from 2014.
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