Comments on: Can’t Afford Lymphedema Sleeves?

By: The Power of One: Helping Fellow Survivors - American Cancer Society More Birthdays Blog

Wed, 26 Jan 2011 22:07:42 +0000

[...] Click here to read Susan’s full post on her work to find a way to provide lymphedema sleeves to other breast cancer survivors who need them but can’t afford the cost. And, to read how her friends have jumped in to support her and the cause, click here. Susan’s passion for helping others through their cancer journey is her way of working to create a world with less cancer and more birthdays. Do you have a story of an American Cancer Society survivor and volunteer that you’d like to share? Post it in the comments below, or to the More Birthdays Facebook page. We’ll spotlight inspiring stories that highlight the many ways in which the members of our movement are working hard to create more birthdays. Tags: american cancer society, more birthdays, Susan Niebur [...]

By: F-Off Cancer | Garza Girls

F-Off Cancer | Garza Girls — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 17:29:58 +0000

[...] is like, read WhyMommy’s written work or participate in her brainchild, working to give Lymphedema Sleeves to cancer [...]

By: No Princess Fights Alone! | Chicken Nuggets of Wisdom

No Princess Fights Alone! | Chicken Nuggets of Wisdom — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 15:46:06 +0000

[...] Susan is in the throws of her fourth battle with cancer. But that doesn’t define her. She is so much more, a kick-ass smart chick (an astrophysicists to be exact) wife, mother, friend, blogger… a woman who is truly the embodiment strength and grace. In the midst of her own fight she stands side-by-side with others who fight. Susan is taking part in a clinical trial that we all hope will rid her of the cancer in her, and that will hopefully one day provide a cure for others as well. She has called upon some of her amazing friends as well -bloggers- whom I am ever in awe of* Sue, Leticia, Jesscia and MORE to spread the word to those in need. A partnership made in the hearts of women and spread throughout social media and beyond, with Cricket’s Answers and LympheDivas to help provide compression garments for Breast cancer survivors. [...]

By: Earnestine Colegrove

Earnestine Colegrove — Sun, 23 Jan 2011 18:20:10 +0000

I got to this post via Google and couldn’t stop reading! I will soon begin a health related career and can use all kinds of information! Thank you