As you consider how you will celebrate Halloween and the end of October, consider this number of men and women in the US who are no longer with us. This number is an average of the number of people we lose in the US all year, but the point is the same. While we get ready to celebrate a holiday, men and women are dying. And we all need to do something about it.
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Yes, it is important to consciously remember those who are no longer with us.
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So very very true. So long as we remember those we’ve lost, their legacy will never disappear.
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Hello Abigail – I wanted to sincerely thank you for sharing important, pithy factoids interwoven with your personal experiences with metastatic breast cancer every day this month. It’s precisely the kind of “awareness” that women (and men) need to learn about, compared to what all the pink ribbons and pink tutus and pink feather boas happily celebrate during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Well done and THANK YOU for your good work.
Now, on to November!
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Take care, stay safe…
C.
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I have so appreciated your support throughout the month with commenting on and sharing my posts! Yes, onto the rest of the year where breast cancer affects us all.
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Thank you for your blogs!
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It has been my pleasure all of Breast Cancer Awareness Month to share information about MBC.
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford.
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