“I feel a lump. I want you to get an ultrasound along with your mammogram.” This was Spring of 2002. I was 45 years old. It wasn't the "norm" to […]
“I feel a lump. I want you to get an ultrasound along with your mammogram.” This was Spring of 2002. I was 45 years old. It wasn't the "norm" to […]
"For I reckon that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us." Romans 8:18 This blog will […]
Our "A Calendar to Live By" features 11 women we serve through Here for the Girls programs and their inspiring stories about their cancer journey. Sadly, July's model, Shawna passed away one year […]
At Here for the Girls, we are not an advocacy group -- however, we absolutely encourage our supporters and our survivors to equip themselves with knowledge about laws that affect […]
Freddi N. is the teenage daughter of a previous H4TG blog contributor; she shared this essay with us since it related to our current Pink Link Connect blog contest asking […]
Julia is a Boober! who was invited to attend our "Renew, Restore, Retreat" this year and couldn't make it. Since she's many years out from her diagnosis, she had these […]
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