Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Foundation Providence Waterfire Event
The state house was lit up pink!!!
Check out this youtube video of breast cancer survivors and victims carrying torches
Video: Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Foundation Breaks Boards
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gemma of the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation break boards at Mastery Martial Arts Academy in Centerdale RI. This is just the first board breaking before the October 11th Flames of Hope A Celebration of Life event at Waterfire, Providence RI. Donatation can be made at www.firstgiving.com/bonitaboutin
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Video: Breast Cancer Survivors Breaking Boards For Breast Cancer
Mastery Martial Arts of RI held a Breaking Boards for Breast Cancer Event at the Centerdale, RI academy. Survivors of breast cancer wrote affirmations on the boards and broke them. These boards will be placed on the Waterfire braziers at the Flames of Hope a Celebration of life Fundraising event at Waterfire in Providence, RI on October 11th with each survivors message spiritually delivered through the air. Donate at www.firstgiving.com/bonitaboutin. 100% of net proceeds from the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Foundation go to help the fight.
Breaking Boards For Breast Cancer Fundraiser
Breaking Boards For Breast Cancer Fundraiser
www.firstgiving.com/bonitaboutin.
The Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Foundation is having a fundraiser at the Flames of Hope..a Celebration of Life Waterfire in Providence RI October 11th. My karate studio, Mastery Martial Arts, will be hosting a board breaking event. The chief instructors will break 1,000 boards. It is so cool. People can buy a board for $10 and write a positive affirmation on it. Then after all the boards are broken, they will be placed on the fire and all the positive affirmations of love, faith, and healing will be sent off into the universe.
Please help me help this wonderful cause. Go to my fundraising website at
www.firstgiving.com/bonitaboutin.
This is a huge event. There will be a pink ribbon made out of people on our state house steps. The state house will be lighted in pink!! This event is so large it is receiving national coverage. Please help. We all have known someone in our lives where breast cancer has touched theirs. Donate to this worthy cause.
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Is it possible to survive breast cancer with early detection?
My mother is getting a biopsy on her breast(s) on Monday to see if she’s got breast cancer and this is the first year they’ve detected anything on the mammogram. Anyway, if she does have breast cancer will she survive it?
Of course, I did. Granted I had a bi-lateral mastectomy but I don’t care. I have life and to me that’s more important than having breast. Besides, I’m to old to have kids and my husband said he can always fondle my shoulder blades. (he has a one track mind )
ADD Sunflower, just for the record, mine was malignant invasive ductal carcinoma, which means it already went into the tissue and it was fast growing. I had a mammogram, MRI, biopsy and mastectomy within a week. It is possible and I did catch it as soon as I felt the lump in my breast. I wasted no time in getting in touch with my Dr,. So no matter what kind of cells, it can be caught and gone in no time. Thumbs up for you though because that’s a good point and may make women take notice sooner if they feel a lump.