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Pink Ribbon event planned

Thinking pink . . . Palmerston woman Heather McGregor has raised $30,000 for Breast Cancer Awareness through Pink Ribbon breakfasts. She is set to host her ninth event at Waihemo Lodge next Friday. PHOTO: KAYLA HODGE When Heather McGregor was preparing to host her first Pink Ribbon breakfast nine years ago, she only expected half a dozen people to turn up. What she thought would be a little morning tea at her Palmerston home turned into a gathering of 60 people on her front lawn, all keen to raise money for the Breast Cancer New Zealand Foundation. The breakfast has become an annual tradition, with more than 100 people attending now, and she has enlisted her friend Sonya Watson to help.

Q&A with creator of The Bodice Project

Mark Muse ASHLAND When Cynthia Fraula-Hahn s childhood friend was diagnosed with breast cancer, the Shepherdstown, W.Va., artist went into action. Not only did she become an advocate for her friend during her cancer fight, she expressed herself through her art, which has become The Bodice Project. The collection of torsos are designed to express each artist s take on breast cancer. The 23 sculptures are on display at the Huntington Museum of Art. Question: How did the concept for this exhibit materialize? Answer: Working with Identity Crisis, a nonprofit organization that benefits Breast Cancer Awareness – Cumberland Valley, the original idea was to put a half silhouette or mannequin in each shop window in Shepherdstown, each representing a breast cancer survivor.

San Marcos boy grows out hair for cancer donation

San Marcos boy grows out hair for 2 years for cancer wig donation Fifth-grade boy Adam Laatsch was undaunted by people mistaking him for a girl while growing his hair out for two years. Author: Jeff Zevely (Reporter) Updated: 2:53 PM PDT May 5, 2021 SAN MARCOS, Calif. Growing your hair out to make a cancer wig donation is a long process that comes with extra complications for boys.  In this Zevely Zone, I went to San Marcos to meet a fifth grader on his special donation day. I met 11-year-old Adam Laatsch and his mother, Karrie, in a park.  They had a special story to share with pictures from Adam s past.

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