Podcasts about go pink

In this week's episode of the Doctors Hospital podcast, we continue our conversation surrounding Breast Cancer Awareness with GO Pink Founder, Monisha Rolle, lead mammographer and radiology technician here at Doctors Hospital. Listen in as Monisha shares the vision behind GO Pink and the help it has provided to breast cancer survivors and patients alike. Subscribe & share #breastcancerawareness #october #doctorshospitalpodcast

The “Pink Patch Project” is here! For the entire month of October, seven local law enforcement and fire agencies are wearing pink patches in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.For information about the Pink Patch Project you can reach out to Ashley Quadros at the Nevada County Sheriff's Office at (530) 265 -1751.

If you attended the Car Wash Show in 2023, you undoubtedly saw Quick Dry's booth with pink carpet. Jonathan and Lindsay Wiles who own Quick Dry called it the ugliest booth at the show, but the carpet was to bring awareness to a great cause.  In October of 2023, Quick Dry launched its Go Pink Campaign. They sold pink towels to participating customers and donated $10,000 to Hospice and Breastcancert.org of their proceeds from that month. Their customers who used the towels at their washes also donated money from October to charities with whom they already had relationships.  The Wiles join us to talk about the idea for the campaign, the hurdles to make it happen, how they will make it better for 2024, and the humanizing effect that a program like this can have on your view of business.

Welcome back to Part 2 of Devastating Diagnosis with Brad & Holley Jones!  We learn about Brad's second diagnosis, Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia. We learn how this cancer diagnosis rocked both their worlds in a way they weren't expecting.  Brad has worked with many medical doctors as part of their exam process and will happily do whatever it takes to raise awareness for his condition. He hopes that raising awareness and fundraising will bring a cure or a medication which might make a difference for his boys future.  Brad is also a huge advocate for vEDS and he is the Australian Ambassador for Annabelle's Challenge, which is the leading charity for vEDS in the UK.   Brad & Holley Jones are the most incredible young couple who face every life challenge with positivity, enthusiasm and a just get on with it attitude. They are fierce advocates for their boys and they really are a great example of living in the moment! Brads Instagram: @veds_zebra Instagram: @twohumerusnursespodcast Email: hello@twohumerusnurses.com Annabelle's Challenge Instagram: @annabelleschallenge Annabelle's Challenge website: https://www.annabelleschallenge.org/  This episode is sponsored by Biz Care Apparel. They want you to Start A Conversation about being breast aware! So, how can you 'Start the Conversation?' 

This is another episode in our Patient Series.  Imagine you are sitting at home and suddenly your partner collapses. You call an ambulance and you and your partner's lives are about to change forever. They are going to get a devastating diagnosis that will affect every member of your family. But unfortunately it isn't going to be the only devastating diagnosis they receive in only a short space of time. Meet Brad & Holley Jones, a young couple who's lives were rocked with devastating diagnosis. They are incredibly resilient, strong and inspiring! Part Two coming Wednesday 1st November Brads Instagram: @veds_zebra Instagram: @twohumerusnursespodcast Email: hello@twohumerusnurses.com Annabelle's Challenge Instagram: @annabelleschallenge Annabelle;s Challenge website: https://www.annabelleschallenge.org/  This episode is sponsored by Biz Care Apparel. They want you to Start A Conversation about being breast aware! So, how can you 'Start the Conversation?' 

In this episode, four-time breast cancer survivor, speaker, and author of "Dig in Your Heels," Karla Baptiste, joins Jackie to talk about life with and after breast cancer. Karla's motto of "One Life to Live, Many Lives to Touch," and her story of survival will leave you inspired!

We tackle cancer head on in this special edition of Today's Paige as PK travels to the Lynn Cancer Institute to sit down with one of our nation's leading oncologists, Dr. Louise Morrell. Dr. Morrell discusses key advancements in cancer research and genetic testing and shares her recommendations on how we can all prevent and survive cancers of all kinds. Hear the Lynn Cancer Institute Medical Director's clear explanation of BRCA genes, who is most at risk for breast cancer and how survivors and caregivers can stay informed and optimistic through it all. We also check in with Go Pink Challenge Chair Nicole Flier who shares the scoop one of South Florida's largest luncheons, Go Pink, as well as the skinny on Dancing with the Stars judge & keynote speaker Derek Hough and easy ways you can help in the fight against breast cancer at Boca Raton Regional Hospital and beyond.    Learn more in the Health & Wellness section of the blog at www.PaigeKornblue.com

Welcome to Level 8 where we collect Crystal Shards Kirby and the gang! Chase from the Playcube Gamecast is here to talk about a game that let's be honest, we both love! >> I've launched a Patreon page where you can get all episodes early, help me shape upcoming episodes, and even hear what else I've been playing away from the N64! Find more of Remember 64 on Tik Tok, Twitter, Instagram, and Twitch. All links are right here: Remember64 Linktree --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/remember-64/message

The local Grid Iron comp is heating up, Casey Barnes announces his new album, tour and where you can find him next weekend! Some of our favourite jokes from Comedi-Hen Tuesday and our local Pineapple growers are turning PINK for an excellent cause and our Pineapple Princess is all over it! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which is an annual campaign to increase awareness of the disease. While most people are aware of breast cancer, many forget to take the steps to have a plan to detect the disease in its early stages and encourage others to do the same. We have made a lot of progress but still have a long way to go and need your help! The National Breast Cancer Foundation's mission is to provide help and inspire hope to those affected by breast cancer through early detection, education, and support services. www.nationalbreastcancer.orgArticle Link

Today I introduce you to Chris, from Paris. One of the founders and co-owner of Just go Pink.

Dr. Deborah Ann Mulligan, Professor at Nova Southeastern University's College of Osteopathic Medicine. She is Board certified in Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine

Everything will never be the same again, ATG sits down with Belinda for yet another enticing conversation. Let's start a conversation @atgtheanimator Website

Everything will never be the same again, ATG sits down with Belinda for yet another enticing conversation. Let's start a conversation @atgtheanimator Website

Trultimate — Everything will never be the same again, ATG sits down with Belinda for yet another enticing conversation. Let's start a conversation @atgtheanimator Website

Taylor Cowper and Chris Pike preview the weekends SBL action ahead of the ID Athletic womens round - with the "Go Pink" campaign raising vital funds for National Breast Cancer Foundation.

This weeks Podcast is proudly presented by FullCourtFitness.com We chat with Clint Steindl and Kayla Steindl as well as Courtney Bayliss - all ahead of the ID Athletic womens round this weekend - with the "Go Pink" campaign raising vital funds for National Breast Cancer Foundation

The month of October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is an effort to raise awareness and reduce the stigma of breast cancer through education on symptoms and treatment methods. Breast cancer has been known since ancient time . With no reliable treatments, and with surgical outcomes often fatal, women tended to conceal the possibility of breast cancer as long as possible. With the dramatic improvement in survival rates at the end of the 19th century it was an individual by the name of William Stewart Halster as he raises long term survival rates 10% to 50%. Such lead to efforts to educate women about the importance of early detection and prompt action.  Early campaigns included the "Women's Field Army" which was run by the American Society of the Control of Cancer. They were the forerunner of American Cancer Society. Now we have a wide variety of charitable organizations that are involved in breast cancer awareness and support. The largest and most prominent are Susan G. Komen for the Cure; National Breast Cancer Coalition; states Department I'd Defense; and Breast Cancer Action. Join callers, survivors, current patients and I as we honor and educate individuals about breast cancer. Live 10/22/18 at 12pm Pacific

Sue Hall speaks with Executive Director Tina Steckler from The HERS Breast Cancer Foundation. October is National Breast Cancer Awareness month. There are many local events planned and ways to participate.  https://hersbreastcancerfoundation.org/

A Jackson County native with a background in accounting, you don’t have to talk with Mandy Perhay very long to hear her heart for people and the place our local YMCA has in this community. Mandy is full of energy and optimism, and brings that energy to her role of running one of the largest fitness centers in our area. From youth soccer programs and Learn to Swim, to Go Pink and Open Doors (an income based rate scale program), the YMCA is more than just a workout facility. This is where Mandy’s true passion shines. In this episode, she shares all that the Y has to offer, her favorite (and not so favorite) parts of her job, and why she doesn’t take herself too seriously.

Mary E.,  Diane Blanchette and Michael Urbano are painting the interstate pink for tonight's episode. Join them as they share their gift of gab, music, art, friendship and their love of the Midwest!