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During Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Honouring the strength of women everywhere Supporting and admiring those who fight and survive and remembering those who have passed. Prioritize your physical and psychological health – because strong women build strong communities. #BreastCancerAwareness #WomensHealth #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

Question 8, the penultimate question in the ‘Disability & Breast Cancer’ chapter from ‘The Complete Guide to Breast Cancer’ & one which I have to ask - “Can my Personal Assistant / Support Worker stay to help look after me when I’m in hospital?” #BreastCancerTreatment #DisabledPeopleAndBreastCancer #PersonalCareAssistance ID: A white-skinned middle-aged woman with dyed pink hair & wearing pink clothes, reading aloud from a book.

This Pinktober, let's do more than wear pink—let's take real steps towards women's health. Breast cancer isn't just a statistic; it's a reality that touches countless lives. Early detection saves lives, but we need to look beyond—at the root causes, the holistic health of women, and the support they need to thrive. At AURA, we believe in empowering women to not only fight, but to heal—mind, body, and spirit. Let’s unite, take control, and grow stronger together. This October, take your health into your own hands. #Pinktober #TakeAction #WomensHealth #GrowYourAura #breastcancer #aurafemhealth

This October, Mind in Mind Psychology stands in solidarity with those affected by breast cancer. 🎀 We believe in the power of early detection and the importance of creating conversations around women’s health. Let’s take this month as a reminder to support each other, encourage regular screenings, and foster a community of care and understanding. Together, we can make a difference. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #MindInMindPsychology #CorporateWellbeing #HealthMatters #EmployeeWellness #SupportAndAwareness #PinkOctober

🌿7 Columns of C@ncer Care- is a powerful, inspiring and informative integrative guide for women who have received a cancer diagnosis and want to learn more about empowered self care, that can have a huge impact on the experience. 🌿This programme was created by Rachel C-K, a breast c@ncer thriver and survivor, who here, lifts the lid not only on a c@ncer journey in a super sensitive but honest way- but also shares the 7 Columns that she scaffolded herself with to support herself through her chosen treatments AND that helped her and many that choose an integrative path, to thrive through them too. 🌿The course is now available to work through at your own pace. It is bursting with hope, support and guidance, plus helpful guest speakers who are experts in their field. In addition, there are weekly Q&A’s live on zoom with Rachel for support for you and answer any questions you want to ask. This programme not only is empowering for you but for your family also… this is access to a support system of natural guidance that in helping you feel more empowered, helps them feel calmer too. 🌿Lets talk.. dm me 7 COLUMNS for more information or to reserve your place #NaturalCancerSupport #HolisticCancerCare #LearningAboutCancer #CancerSupportJourney #HolisticHealingForCancer #CancerWellness #NaturalTherapies #CancerEducation #HolisticHealingPath #EmpowerWithKnowledge #CancerAwareness #NaturalApproaches #HolisticWellnessEducation #SupportingCancerPatients #CancerCareResources #HolisticLearningCurve #UnderstandingCancer #HolisticCancerSupport #ClientEmpowerment #KnowledgeIsPower #wellnessadvocate #holistictherapist #integrativeapproach #integrativecancercare

Why Black Women Face DEADLIER Breast Cancer Odds **Why Black Women Face DEADLIER Breast Cancer Odds**: Delve into the staggering world of breast cancer disparities, where black women face a 40% higher mortality rate than their white counterparts, despite similar diagnosis rates. Immerse yourself in this eye-opening exploration as we unravel the complex tapestry of social determinants of health that stack the odds against black women. Join us on this gripping journey as we uncover how financial burdens, logistical challenges, and implicit biases in healthcare create an uneven playing field. Discover the real stories behind the statistics, the systemic barriers, and the fight for equity. We encourage you to join the discussion and share your insights in the comments below. Your voice matters in this crucial conversation, and together, we can strive for a future where every woman has a fair shot at survival. Don't underestimate your power to make a difference. #PatientNavigation #HealthCare #SystemicBarriers #BlackWomanDisparities #BreastCancerCare #CancerDisparities #BlackWomanDisparities #BreastCancerTreatment #PublicHealth #PatientNavigation CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:48 - Current Issues in Health 01:52 - Social Determinants of Health Explained 05:22 - Solutions for Health Disparities 07:56 - How to Get Involved in Health Advocacy Subscribe👇: https://lnkd.in/gaqY9kRR - Want some Great Buys check out our List: https://lnkd.in/ghHUd-9y #aanews, #aanews69, #news via YouTube

Feel it on the first!!!! Hey hey! Today is March 1, which means you are seeing my monthly PSA reminding you to check your body for lumps, bumps, dimples, or changes. Cancer is indiscriminate and doesn't care about your age, race, class, job, religion, family status, or anything else. Knowing your body and checking it monthly increases your likelihood of early detection, and early detection saves lives. In addition to monthly self-exams, keep your regular medical screening appointments, get your mammograms, and advocate for yourself. If you feel something isn't right, demand more testing and get second opinions. Sometimes, people are dismissed for being "too young" or "not typical" for certain types of cancer like breast cancer. Advocate for yourself; there is no such thing as being too young or not typical. And men, this is for you, too. Check your parts every month! If you have questions or would like support, please DM me. #breastcancer #earlydetection #earlydetectionsaveslives #advocacy #selfadvocacy #feelitonthefirst

Breast cancer awareness isn't just about physical health; it's about empowering women to take charge of their lives. Early detection saves lives, but it also empowers women to face challenges with confidence. By understanding both their bodies and their finances, women can better navigate the emotional and economic burdens of breast cancer treatment. Rufinlit is committed to supporting women's financial well-being, so they can not only survive but thrive. #BreastCancerAwareness #BreastHealth #BreastCancerPrevention #WomensHealth #financialliteracymatters

On January 2nd, I found a lump in my breast. By Jan 5th, we knew it was 5 cm and 'of significance.' It would be 30 days from finding the lump to finding out it is not cancerous. 30 days. 30 days of wondering, trying not to worry, and keeping it together daily. But the truth is, I am the lucky one. I understand the privilege afforded by my race, gender, and ability to pay. These are just two examples... - Black patients were found to have a significantly longer time to first breast cancer treatment (35.5 days vs. 28.1 days) compared to White patients. [Source: https://lnkd.in/gCQ-D2db] - Screening guidelines for ciswomen frequently change, but when it comes to detection and early screening for transgender and non-binary people, they are almost entirely out of the picture because data is scarce - and recommendations are not well known. [Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gVC-CdxY] Health is the ultimate inequity. Health is what happens between doctor appointments. Health is just the starting point... This #worldhealthday, I recognize and work towards a more equitable future. #health

As we close out October and Breast Cancer Awareness Month I encourage you to think about this… How many important women are in your life? Your family members… Your dear friends… How many women do you encounter each day? Your neighbors… Your coworkers… Perfect strangers you see in passing… How about your Facebook friends… How many are women? Which ladies will be the 1 in 8 diagnosed with breast cancer? No one deserves a critical illness of any sort but 1 in 8 is a staggering statistic for women in the US. Early detection and advancements in research and treatment are key to making a difference in the lives of the 1 in 8 women and the family and friends who love them. So be proactive with your health… Encourage your moms. sisters, daughters and friends to be proactive with their health… And when given the opportunity to contribute your time, your talents or your resources to responsible organizations focused on supporting those in the fight… those in need of resources during their fight… those involved in research… and those lobbying for changes in the products we use and the foods we consume… Open your hearts… And open your wallets… Sheri Long Lori Schwichtenberg #breastcancerawareness #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #breastcancersurvivor #breastcancerwarrior #breastcanceradvocate #educateandadvocate #pinkoctober