BREAST CANCER AWARENESS SHOW - WOI - TUESDAY OCT 27 9PMEST 8 PMCST 7PM MT - 6PM PST

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Have you had a mammogram? Join Marsha Casper Cook, Carol Solomon Proesel  and Tracee Ford on Tuesday October 27, at 9PM EST 8 PM CST 7PM MT 6 PM PST as they discuss Breast Cancer Awareness with cancer survivors - Dellani Oakes, Suzzanna C Ryan and Mary Hagberg Meyer.

Let's celebrate with the survivors and offer hope for the millions of men and women suffering with the disease right now.

Please feel free to call in and ask questions. 714- 242- 5259 - the phone lines and the chat room will be open.

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BREAST CANCER AWARENESS OCTOBER 2010

Breast Cancer Awareness is discussed on Monday October 25, at 8 pm CST, 9pm EST, 6pmPCT - A GOOD STORY IS A GOOD STORY with Hosts Marsha Casper Cook, and Virginia S. Grenier. Their guests this week will be breast cancer survivors with some very special stories. Getting regular screening tests is the best way for women to lower their risk of dying from breast cancer. Screening tests can find breast cancer early, when it's most treatable. This show is dedicated to all those who have survived breast cancer. Please call in if you have any questions or if you would like to tell your story or a story of a breast cancer survivor. Call in number (646) 595-4478.

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I'M TOO YOUNG FOR CANCER -

Please join Host Marsha Cook and her assistant Denise Spooner for our June 4 show at 12 noon CST. Our guests are two really terrific young people Jack Bouffard and Tamika Felder who have survived Cancer.They are going to tell us how they did it and how they are helping Young Adults with Cancer realize they are not alone. Jack is an incredible leader and he is going to be with us to answer questions and discuss everything we need to know about helping our young adults live life to the fullest. The name of the group is I'M TOO YOUNG FOR THIS! i[2]y exists to ensure that every young adult affected by cancer is given access to the best age-appropriate support they are entitled to in order to get busy living at every stage of their survivorship. Tamika Felder, who at age 25 was diagnosed with Cervical Cancer is sharing her story with us. She is a survivor and has dedicated her life to raise awareness about Cervical Cancer. After this show is over you will understand just how all this happens and why it is so important to help. Getting the message out is our agenda and when you find out just how all this works you will want to show your support. Please feel free to call in with any questions, the call in number is (646) 595-4478.



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IN HONOR OF BREAST CANCER AWARNESS MONTH

We have all been touched by someone we know who has been diagnosed with Breast Cancer, may it be a relative, friend, neighbor or someone we work with. We can help those we know that have had breast cancer or for the thousands of patients that will be diagnosed with this disease in the near future. In the spirit of life and with the hope that someday we will find a cure, please help.

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month MICHIGAN AVENUE MEDIA / MARCUS BRYAN & ASSOCIATES INC. will donate 25% of net proceeds from all sales of Marsha Casper Cook’s books to the Lynn Sage Breast Cancer Foundation for the entire month of October.

The Lynn Sage Cancer Research Foundation
Dedicated to the courageous spirit of Lynn Sage, the Lynn Sage Cancer Research Foundation (LSCRF) affiliated with Northwestern Memorial in 1991 in a joint mission to advance the understanding, research and treatment of breast cancer. Since that time, LSCRF has contributed more than $20 million to support hospital programs, to fund numerous fellowships in breast cancer treatment and research and to create the Lynn Sage Comprehensive Breast Center. Located on the fourth floor of the new Prentice, the breast center provides a broad range of patient services including screening and diagnostic mammograms and breast cancer risk assessment to more than 60,000 patients a year.

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