A Blue Cure to End Prostate Cancer
Fran Drescher
fact is more common in men (one in six) than breast cancer is in women (one in eight). Yet though 217,730 dads, husbands, brothers and sons were diagnosed last year and 32,050 died from prostate cancer, scant research is done - there’s no standard screening and little fundraising exists for research or for subsidizing screenings at an earlier age - two things which could save thousands of lives each year.
T That’s why it’s vitally important that
this male disease starts getting the same attention as women’s breast cancer.
When I was diagnosed last year at age 35, like most men I had little idea what it was. Now I do -- and I want to help others learn, too. So I’ve spoken across the country, written for The Huffington Post and the Houston Chronicle, met
by Gabe Canales
hough considered an “old man’s disease,” prostate cancer can strike men at any age and in
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Origin Ambassador Dallas Event
t Origin, we’re creating community, in a BIG way! It’s one huge yoga party and everyone’s invited! Bring your friends and roll out your mats as we celebrate our new issue.
On October 1, 2011, Origin will present its first Dallas Ambassador
event. Hosted by lululemon North Park, this event will feature a round-robin class led by our amazing Dallas ambassador team. Class
starts at 9:00 AM and we know you won’t want to miss a minute of the action! We’re so proud to have such amazingly talented teachers representing our magazine in Dallas and we know you love them as much as we do. The lineup for this class includes: Adri Kyser, Jenny Parum, Chinook Wusdhu, Brook Cheatham, Laura King, Sonya Pepping, Deanna Nielsen & Lisa Ware. Plus, we’ll have a DJ mixing the tunes to keep you moving and grooving.
Thank you to lululemon North Park and their amazing team for hosting this event. We can’t wait to see each of you there!
with top doctors and researchers and appeared in interviews to raise awareness and educate others.
Sir Roger Moore + Lady Kristina
And that’s why I’ve launched the Blue Cure Foundation, as the “blue” men’s side of the “pink” campaign for women’s breast cancer.
The Blue Cure Foundation is a new 501c3 non-profit to raise awareness of prostate cancer, spur earlier screenings, promote healthier lifestyles, seek cures and save lives. This is a cause to which I’m devoting the rest of my life. If we “think pink” but fail to “do blue,” we fail half our population.
Dr. Rod Paige Blue Cure already is gaining high-profile traction, with support from
survivors, advocates, celebrities, pro athletes, TV personalities, business leaders and government officials. Among those on board are actress Fran Drescher, actor- comedian Bob Saget, NFL Quarterback Matt Schaub, Former Secretary of Education Rod Paige, and International Model & Celebrity Apprentice’s Hope Dworaczyk.
Help me make a difference and join the Blue Cure movement.
www.BlueCure.com Carolyn Farb 56
OriginMagazine.com September/October 2011
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