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A few awesome updates on the October 25, 2011 Breast Cancer Photo Shoot with Cindy Simmons of Star 94. This photo shoot will take an The dress will be provided by Anne Barge at Guffey’s Formal Sutido. Make up artist Ashton Cowart (a face in time) will help set the tone. The amazing Andy Beach will provide [...]
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$450.00 helps tell a breast cancer story for a new book. Time does go by fast. In just one week (Oct 25) Cindy Simmons of Star 94 will be our 5th model for the To Have & To Hold Breast Cancer Photo Project. We have a problem though. We have had a few set backs and [...]
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Thanks to Steve Jobs he makes stupid people feel smart with a simple press of a button. Everything Windows made me think that I should have chosen a computer programing degree to ever become adept at placing text on videos. No one can deny his innovation and success at creating what no one thought they [...]
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It’s that time a year again. October is breast cancer awareness month where businesses and everyone and their mom sports pink “eradicate breast cancer” paraphernalia ranging from butter and now perfume. This, as you know, is called pink washing. I would like to know your thoughts on pink washing and Komen’s new perfume. Susan G. [...]
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Im excited to let everyone know that Cindy Simmons from Star 94 is our newest model for the “To Have & To Hold” Breast Cancer Photo Project. She has been an inspiration to women all over Georgia and she has a story to tell. Instead of a paragraph about her here is a video about [...]
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I’m so glad to be able to work with Dawn! She’s an amazing woman with a firm determination and a strong family bond that’s inspirational. In Dawn’s Own Words: My husband unexpectedly lost his job in early September 2001…then the horrific events of 9/11…then I learned I was pregnant with my third child. In October [...]
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Susan is one happy-go-lucky gal. You can’t but be happy around her. When sitting down with potential models I always ask about who they are and what makes them tick. Sue didn’t have much to say but after finely tuned questions she revealed that she had been married for 48 years and had two children [...]
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After spending a few minutes with Chris it is quite apparent that she is “aggressively positive.” Her view of life is that you must keep moving. There is no time to stop. Progress happens when there’s . . . . well progress. She is part of the Network of Hope group at Northside Hospital that helps other [...]
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Two year breast cancer survivor, Christel Bethea, 43, says, “There truly is life after cancer. . . you have a passion for truly living and embracing every moment as if it’s your last.” This former member of the Air Force served all over the world, had a corporate America career, and was parenting two boys [...]
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While dressing before a swim in June of 2009, Allison Cape, 46, a mortgage broker in Atlanta, noticed a lump in her breast that soon became a quickly escalating series of tests, second opinions from doctors in multiple cities, treatments, a life-threatening infection, and several major surgeries. The mother of three drew strength during treatment [...]
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Becca Brett Leish, 35, is a wife and the mother of a 5 year old son & 2 year old daughter. Her own mother, Ann, died from breast cancer 10 years ago (just ten months after being diagnosed). A year later, Becca became a bride beneath a traditional Jewish Chuppa fashioned out of her late [...]
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