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2 Responses to “I’m a Warrior in Pink”

1. Sherry Says:
   September 11th, 2007 at 10:28 am

   I love corporate sponsorship when it is as committed as Ford is and the proceeds and profits are for the cause and not just their own gain.

   I know there are many people who rebel against corporate/media involvement. True enough there are some companies and organizations that I think take advantage of this and use the cause for personal gain more than an interest in fighting breast cancer.

   The sad reality is that we need exposure and media forefront coverage. Not only to raise the dollars for research ~ breast cancer needs a face, it needs the publicity to reach women and men. To educate us to do self-exams, to get mammograms. To remind us that breast cancer isn’t just for older women. Far too many younger women are being diagnosed.

   If a young woman can make a connection to last year’s “Grey’s Anatomy” cast, Melissa Ethridge or this year’s spokesmodel Kelly Clarkson and they think to do a self-exam because of it, then media exposure and corporate sponsorship have more than served the purpose.

2. Karen Lynch Says:
   September 11th, 2007 at 9:05 pm

   I’ll be writing a bit about Kelly’s involvement with the Ford campaign next … I think it is fantastic that she’s speaking out!

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Discussing Breast Cancer is the place for survivors, their friends and family members to turn for information that will empower them to navigate through the storm they may find themselves in before, during or after a breast cancer diagnosis.

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