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Pink Divas & Gents Welcomes You A Supportive Community Our Mission & Vision Pink Divas & Gents is a 501c3 NFP, Organization that envisions a world where women and men in under-served communities that are affected directly and indirectly by breast cancer are supported and informed through programs designed to positively educate and increase awareness. Therefore, our mission is to join communities and provide necessary information along with trusted support, inspiring hope, and achieve equity for all. ABOUT PD&G The PD&G Newsstand 9th Annual Walk/Run Register for the 9th Annual Walk/Run! More Info Workshop Series Registration Check out what's on the calendar for this workshop series and register! More Info Rose Moreland Scholarship Program Learn more about PDAG scholarship program More Info Scholarship Recipients Taking Care of your Health Check out this video of Telese Hampton and Janel Moreland talking about how to take care of your health. More Info The Citizen Newspaper Group Check out this article about ACS and Janel Moreland addressing cancer disparities. More Info Centering the Experience of Black Families Talking to Kids About Cancer | Webinar & Panel Check out this free live webinar and parent panel focused on the unique experiences of Black families parenting with cancer. More Info Goodera Hope Kits A special message for Goodera volunteers More Info Survivors' Corner A place where we honor special survivors for putting up a fight against breast cancer with a result ending in victory Breast Cancer Survivor Lauren Bradley I was 33 when I heard the words, “You have breast cancer.” At an age when I was still building my life, everything shifted in a moment. As a nurse, I understood the medical language. But understanding it and living it are two very different things. I grieved my body and the way I once felt at home in it. I still wrestle with body image. I still wonder how hormone therapy may affect my ability to conceive one day. Before every scan, I hold my breath and pray there is not a new lesion waiting to change everything again. Cancer does not simply end when treatment ends. Survivorship carries its own weight. Fear and gratitude exist side by side. My faith in God has been my anchor through all of it. On nights when anxiety is loud and the future feels fragile, He has been steady. I would not have made it through without Him carrying me when I was too exhausted to carry myself. I am still fearful at times. But I still hope. I keep going. I am deeply thankful that the opportunity to keep going is still there. If you are young and walking this road, you are not alone. Your fears are valid. Your grief is real. Even in the uncertainty, there is still room for hope. Understanding Breast Cancer Looking for answers? Look no further. Not knowing can be quite terrifying, so start your research here by knowing what breast cancer is, early detection, risk factors, and get the help you need along the way. About Breast Cancer Early Detection Treatment Did You Know? Although it’s rare, men can also get breast cancer . 1 out of every 100 breast cancers diagnosed in the United States is found in a man. The most common types are invasive ductal carcinoma and ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), which is the presence of abnormal cells inside the lining of the ducts in the breast and doesn’t spread to other tissues in the breast. DCIS is considered the earliest form of breast cancer. The most common symptoms of breast cancer in men are: A lump or swelling in the breast. Redness or flaky skin in the breast. Irritation or dimpling of breast skin. Nipple discharge. Pulling in of the nipple or pain in the nipple area.

Savanna Vinson Savanna Vinson is a 20 year old student who currently attends University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and plans to graduate May 2027. Being a college student and daughter who witnessed her mother being a breast cancer survivor is what qualifies her for this scholarship. Here's what she has to say about how breast cancer has changed her life and her journey with breast cancer as a supporter. "I was young, but I do know that cancer sucks. Cancer is the worst kind of disease any person can have in their lifetime. I have had several family members who have had cancer. This brings me to share a story about a SURVIVOR! My Mom! My Warrior! My example of STRENGTH and determination; and her testimony of her battle with cancer. My Mom has been a breast cancer survivor for 18 years. Her breast cancer diagnosis came only a few months after I was born. For as long as I can remember, my mom has had to soldier up against this attack on her body; all while being a mom. My mom! (Tammy). She is a very caring, sweet and loving individual. And please don’t let me forget to share that she is a phenomenal cook. Her symptoms and side effects from chemotherapy. The frequent doctor’s appointments, the pain (that she tried to hide from me and my younger sister), the medications; everything became more apparent. My mom made sure my sister and I did not miss a beat with her being sick. Growing up and understanding what having breast cancer can do to a person, what other illnesses it leads to. Watching my mom get sick and have heart problems, which would have her in the hospital several times; still makes me emotional. My sister and I would usually be with a family member who would take us to school. As a result, the repercussions of my mom's breast cancer affected her body and life, but for me it affected my childhood. With her having to deal with the aftermath of breast cancer made it hard for her to live. Dealing with health problems and raising 2 kids on her own wasn’t easy. As a single mother she must rely on checks in order to take care of my sister and me. Since she had heart problems, she couldn’t work a job because of her health problems, which made a way for her to become a stay-at-home mom. It helped me be good at school. That would make me the scholar that I am today." BACK

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