Tessa Juall for Stella & Dot, Brooks Carson for Serendipity and Julia Hoppe for L Boutique & Spa.
Tatyana Sharoubim for T Georgiano’s Shoe Salon.
4CURE the
Pink Heals –“Cares Enough to Wear Pink” started off with their annual road trip across Southwest Florida. Terry, Sharon and Brook from Serendipity in Sarasota, along with other Salons, Spas, advisers, Doctors and other healing and health advocates started off with an afternoon of Beauty and Health. They provided manicures, massages, facials for Su- san G. Komen Race for the Cure®. Serendipity “For The Cure” continued through the month with “Ten- nis For The Ta-Tas”, “Beers for Boobs” and more!
be more pro-active, in regard to caring for their fam- ily and their finances.
There was something for everyone.
What a joy to see everyone reaching out to change a world around them. People like Susan Long and JoAnne Hampton (a survivor and volunteer), Miriam Ross, Monica Young, other numerous volunteers, sponsors, and supporters; worked endless hours. They focused on educating young and older people alike by encouraging them to take better care of themselves; as well as motivated their audience to
In all, awareness and early detection are key. The advances in medical technology makes breast can- cer easier to detect within earlier stages. Effective interventions toward healing and recovery are now a fact of life. There is a higher success rate than ever before. This many people in action with a heart of compassion, leaves one with a sense of awe, intermingled with much hope toward the present future. Indeed, there is much to be thankful for...
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Lynn Bodner for Artistic Work & Marilyn Snodell for Mosaics by Marilyn.
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