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Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Friends Pledge

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Knowledge can save lives! In 2009, let's each pledge to learn one new thing about breast cancer, and then spread that knowledge to help those we love and cherish.

Early detection saves lives! Know when you should get a mammogram. Your doctor can give you a schedule or you can find this information at our charity partner National Breast Cancer Foundation's website.

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Learn about more ways to reduce the risk of breast cancer, follow the Breast Cancer News at The Breast Cancer Site, and share what you've learned with others through conversations, e-mails, blogs, or whatever works for you. Together, we can fight breast cancer and strengthen our bonds to one another in the pursuit of vibrant health.

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Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Friends Pledge

I promise to:

1) Know when I should get my first, or next, mammogram - and get it.

2) Learn one new thing about breast cancer during 2009.

3) Pass that knowledge along to an important woman in my life: a friend, a colleague, a family member - the mothers, daughters, sisters, friends who support and nurture me!

Tips to help you achieve this pledge:

• Visit the Breast Cancer News tab at The Breast Cancer Site to learn about the latest developments, both scientific and social.

• Talk to your doctor about early detection options available to you, including a mammogram schedule.

• Get together for coffee or a pot of tea with your favorite gossip girlfriends and share your newfound knowledge!

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Feb 8, 2010 belinda glastetter

Feb 8, 2010 Caroline Mitchell

Feb 8, 2010 Maggie White I had my first mammogram about 3 years ago I was very scared at first & didn't want to have it but although it was a little unconfertable it was fine & i'm glad i did it

Feb 8, 2010 Daniela Figini

Feb 7, 2010 karen McCann

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Feb 5, 2010 Heidi Otto-Rose

Feb 5, 2010 (Name not displayed) I am a breast & ovarian cancer survivor.

Feb 5, 2010 Linda Gintz

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Feb 4, 2010 Alfred Cantrell The best of luck and the best of health to all the women in our lives.

Feb 4, 2010 Lisa Roundtree

Feb 4, 2010 Paula Ivey

Feb 4, 2010 Allisons Sanders

Feb 4, 2010 Shirley Baker

Feb 4, 2010 Win Quier I pledge to learn a new thing about breast cancer in 2010 and share it with my friends. I do this in honor of my sister, Melody, who is a double masectomy survivor.

Feb 4, 2010 Denise Robinson What a great idea, to learn as much as we can about breast cancer and then share this knowledge with the people that we know and love.

Feb 4, 2010 Ginger Gaillard

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Feb 3, 2010 Pearl Hlanze