It's so amazing how there is so much support and many success stories for defeating breast cancer. I'm sure a lot of you have known someone who has had breast cancer or has it today or you are facing it yourself. I know a few BC survivors and some from the very past that have lost their lives. I have learned to stay positive, not sad or angry, for those dealing with it. I keep it in my head that they WILL overcome this battle.
There should be an awareness color and month for every disease, syndrome, disorder, etc. that need a cure. It will be great when all of these are as recognizable as the Pink ribbon. Breast Cancer supporters have done an amazing job spreading awareness.
Breast Cancer - Pink
Pancreatic Cancer - Purple
Autism - Red, Green, Yellow and Blue (puzzle)
Childhood Cancer - Gold
Depression - Green
Diabetes - Gray
Hunger - Orange
I found an article to help.
In the rush of the season, it’s tempting to grab the first generic bottle of wine you see. But this year, let's make a more meaningful choice. When you bring a gift that supports a small, local business, you're giving two presents in one: a token of appreciation for your host, and a boost to your community.
The Hug Box Gift Boxes. Each time someone opens a Hug Box gift, they’re holding not just a gift box filled with goodies, but a story: of people who care, who believe in their craft, and who want to make a difference.
