When Kathleen was diagnosed with breast cancer, her sister Priscilla wanted to help in all the ways a loving sister could think to do — and she came up with the idea to launch Bouncing for Breast Cancer — better known as Bouncing for Boobs — as a way to help support her sister Kathleen with her household bills while she undergoing treatment for breast cancer.
In an effort to raise $10,000 dollars, Priscilla pledged to bounce one million times in 100 days on a trampoline. According to Priscilla, what started as a personal campaign to help one sister is gaining momentum, and the plans are now to take bouncing for boobs to a worldwide level of campaigning in support of other women and single mothers who are struggling with breast cancer.
Priscilla blogs Bouncing for Boobs and maintains the Bouncing for Breast Cancer website. In addition, she is an innovative Image and Performance Mastery coach. All of which is reflected in her blogging. I highly-recommend this blog for all women struggling with and living to survive breast cancer. There are some thoughtful posts related to honoring the self and the healing journey. And it’s fun to read as Priscilla bounces her boobs at different locations around the world.
I am not a huge sports fan. But just about everyone in my family is. So I have absorbed quite a bit of knowledge about sports — and primarily college basketball — because all sorts of facts and stats and stories float around at family gatherings. I don’t pay much attention but I guess it soaks in anyway — because there have been times when I have rattled off information that shocks even the most fanatical of family members.
Hey U.G.L.Y. Unique. Gifted. Lovable. You., an organization that develops self-esteem building tools for teens, asked celebrities to donate their laughter for a fundraising CD of contagious laughter called 
If you are a Major League Baseball fan — better yet — if you are a Los Angeles Dodgers fan, and looking to add to your collection of sports memorabilia — all in the name of breast cancer charity — there are only two days left to bid on the Los Angeles Dodgers Team 2006 Mother’s Day Commemorative Home Plate at the Going to Bat Against Breast Cancer auction.
This summer, Dorothy Perkins is introducing a limited edition and exclusive line of fashion tees artistically designed by celebrities Nicole Kidman, Sharon Osbourne, Sienna Miller, Charlotte Church and Denise Van Outen to benefit Breast Cancer Care. The specialty tees, retailing at £15, go on sale Monday July 10th at the Dorothy Perkins website and in their 600 UK stores. £5 of each tee sale will go to Breast Cancer Care. Last year, Dorothy Perkins raised over £1.3 million, through the pink wristband campaign in support of the breast cancer charity.
While Anaia Bedford, wife of Emmy award winning photographer Ken Bedford, underwent chemotherapy and radiation for breast cancer, both Anaia and Ken conducted research and asked many questions of experts. According to what they learned, early detection, a healthy diet, exercise and a strong immune system are the keys to breast cancer survival and that “breast cancer awareness and education among African American and other minority women in general is vital because there is a lack of medical attention due to financial hardships, spousal rejection fears and being so terrified that the disease will take their lives.”
Looking for a cartoonishly risqué way to keep track of the days in 2007? Fifteen webcomic artists have created the Tastefully Done: 2007 Nude Webcomic Calendar featuring nude versions of webcomic characters, with all proceeds going to cancer research.
Now that Farrah Fawcett has successfully completed treatment for cancer, she is turning her attention to raising money for cancer research and cure.
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