Beyond Pink Online Breast Cancer Awareness

Welcome To The Official Beyond Pink
Breast Cancer Organization

Raising Awareness to New Levels!


Intellectualizing your Awareness!

Intellectualizing decisions about treatment that will impact the rest of your life!

Educating yourself and giving yourself time to explore your feelings about the "what - if's." will lead to better decisions should a diagnosis of breast cancer occur.

Awareness with Attitude!

You are the only one who lives with you 24 hours a day. You know what you can live with ... and without ...

You have something that is unique to you ... and only you ... and that is ... your background, your experience, your life ... your perspective.

It takes courage to believe that what and how you feel is important.

We offer support to women so that they can use the vast resources available to them while in treatment.

Have you been diagnosed with breast cancer? Has someone you love been diagnosed with breast cancer? Do you have questions or just want to talk? PLEASE contact Alice as a part of Beyond Pink's ongoing mission is working with newly diagnosed patients and thier caregivers to help navigate them through treatment.
This is a FREE SERVICE provided by Beyond Pink!




Embracing the Attitude of
the Beyond Pink Ribbon
is
Krystle Rose,
Ohio's Perfect Miss 2008

For more photos of America's Perfect Teen & Miss Pagent
CLICK HERE


I'm done with treatment...now what?
Questions about Cancer Survivorship Care?
What is it? How does it affect you?
Alice highly recommends this video from the National Institute of Medicine.
View the video Here!



Questions about Women's Health and Cancer Rights?
Check out these Links.

Link 1

Link 2


Yoga For Survivors
The Ohio State University will be conducting a yoga study for recent breast cancer survivors. As you know, survivors confront a number of post-treatment problems, and fatigue is one of the most common complaints. Although there are many possible causes for post-treatment fatigue, there is growing evidence that persistent fatigue may be related in part to over activation of an important part of the immune system, the inflammatory network. We are interested in discovering what kinds of things can help reduce fatigue and inflammation for breast cancer survivors. Specifically, we are interested in examining how doing yoga might influence these factors. We hope to discover whether yoga offers both psychological and physical benefits for cancer survivors, as well as perhaps decreasing inflammation/fatigue and improving mood. Our study is looking for survivors that have completed treatment within the last 2 years (or will complete treatment soon). Eligible women receive 12 weeks of free yoga classes and $250 for their participation.

View the flyer for more info.






 
Note: Discussions and information on this website are about general breast cancer issues and this website is not designed to give any specific advice concerning specific circumstances. It is important that professional medical advice be obtained before acting upon any of the information contained on this website.