<b>6 yr old Tyler
<i>(my step grandson)</i>
Talks about his friend
Jordan with cancer and
about remembering
Grandma Shay Shay
when I first had cancer.
(getting my hair cut
because the side
  more...effects of chemo were
already resulting with
my hair falling out.)  less

Please visit the website, it will only take a minute of your life and will help forever in anothers life, http://www.lifetimetv.com/breastcancer/petition/signpetition.php

Cancer touches all ages...Allow me to talk to you about how I feel about cancer and sharing my dance to the generations it touches!I am a SURVIVOR and I am happy to be alive...those who did not win the   more...fight are OUR HERO'S as they have paved the road for us survivors!
BLESS THEM and ALL  less

<b>My Last Cancer Treatment</b> -
Walking around &
handing out jellybeans to other
patients while I'm hooked up
to my IV port in my chest.

<b>From thePeople
For the People.</b>
In January 2007
Zack Bicknell and
I met online because
of a topic...CANCER

His mother passed away
from cancer and I was close
to completing my treatments   more...
for breast cancer.
This video shares with you
other lives that have also
been touched by cancer.

Our video is here to
share with organizations
to help them reach their goals
with raising funds for research.
Joseph's Lullaby is
an awareness project .
Sharing the message
of their experience is
important.
Please allow us to invite
you to our website
www.josephslullaby.com

Please share this video with
others - Cancer Awareness
may help save lives
Thank you....
(Special thanks to those
who contributed and personal
others that helped)
Never Give Up On HOPE!


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Thanks for making that vid!

Let me hand it to ya...no seriously, my boob! Yo Blanch...TAKE BACK THE BOOBS :-)

(created Feb 2007)
BREAST CANCER WON'T TAKE THE SMILE OUTTA THIS GIRL!
Dale (smedsville) inspired me to create this video...It's my way of saying thank you to you all and my dream team!Think of my smiles   more...as a thank you's everytime - guess that pretty much says it's a 100% smile going on in this video!Thank you!  less

This interview was taken well into my Chemotherapy with breast cancer.
It shares certain events that take place - yet smiles come natural as I am alive.

Filmed July / 06
This is a brief video description of how
my medicine was administered
(through an IV port in my chest)
to help fight breast cancer.
I am HER2+ which means my
cells release too much protien.
  more...25% of breast cancer patients
have this type....
We are thankful there is such
a drug as Herceptin to hopefuly
help control the process.
No promises...so far, so good!
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My first of three TV interviews - My operation - Dec 29th 2005
This interview was in Feb 2006 (about 1 and a half months after)