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Pink carpet event - an event to remember
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Good to Know: The Fairy Who Wants to Talk About Your Boobs
She arrives dressed in her professional attire – she is, after all, a lawyer – but as her public talk progresses, she strips her suit off to reveal the frilly fairy suit underneath, wand, fairy dust, and all!
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Marketwatch.com
A Pink Hummer, Pink Carpet and 12 Women on a Mission
They'll be arriving in a hot pink Hummer, strolling out onto a hot pink carpet and escorted by a colorful Good Health Fairy -- all to kick-off the 2nd annual Pink Carpet Event premiering the "2009 A Calendar to Live By."
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Healthy Living - dailypress
Breast cancer changes their lives but not their strength and courage.
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Everydayhealth.com
Breast Cancer Self-Exams: Are They Necessary?
Breast cancer self-exams have been the subject of some debate, but experts say they're still an important part of early detection
When Wendy Owens found a lump in her breast one morning, she knew it was breast cancer. The 41-year-old wife and mother from Lanexa, Virginia, says: "I had never felt anything like that before. It was just like a frozen pea." Owens next asked her husband for his opinion. READ MORE
 
SunSentinel.com
Boynton Beach woman poses with daughter for breast cancer calendar
During the holiday season of 2005, Boynton Beach resident Martha Clark went to Virginia to visit her daughter Brenda Moore.
"She had a routine check up with a doctor and they thought they found a lump in her breast," Clark said. "By January this was confirmed as breast cancer." READ MORE
 
South Florida Times
‘Calendar girl’ raises money for breast cancer awareness
BOYNTON BEACH – Martha Clarke, 60 spends every Christmas with her daughter. That’s how they always did it, either she went up to Virginia to visit or her daughter, Brenda Moore, came down to Boynton Beach with her husband and three kids. READ MORE
 
Survivors' Mission Is To Alert Younger Women To Breast Cancer
Nineteen months ago on her son's birthday, a day that should have been filled with chocolate cake and Twister games, Mary Beth Gibson received news that changed her life forever. Doctors had confirmed her worst fear — breast cancer. She was only 41. READ MORE
 
As seen in Hampton Roads Magazine
Calendar Girls
The brave women of Beyond Boobs! have found an inspiring way to help fight breast cancer. - READ MORE
The Group 'Beyond Boobs!' Dispels Fear and Saves Lives
In May 2006, the day of her 6-year-old son's birthday, Mary Beth Gibson '86 was diagnosed with breast cancer, and subsequently had to undergo eight chemotherapy sessions, a double mastectomy and 36 radiation treatments. READ MORE
 
Calendar brings life-saving message
BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS SERVE AS MODELS
Breast cancer has been a part of Mary Beth Gibson’s family for three generations, and now she is hoping to spread awareness about the cancer to young women through a calendar created by her support group Beyond Boobs! READ MORE
 
Not typical calendar girls
Women who are breast cancer survivors sell their month-by-month guide to raise money for programs.
 
Pat Daly is the May model in "A Calendar to Live By," but she's there by being "in the club that no one wants to join."

Diagnosed with breast cancer in February, she has had chemotherapy, a mastectomy and radiation. Reconstruction and another mastectomy are planned for the spring. READ MORE
 
Young breast cancer survivors create helpful calendar
Their `Beyond Boobs' campaign is aimed at educating young women.
 
Young women DO get breast cancer" is the main decree espoused by a group of young survivors in Virginia called Beyond Boobs who have become  READ MORE
BUSINESS WIRE - 11.29.07 : Inspirational Stories, Breast Health Tips and Calendar Offered by Young Breast Cancer Survivors dubbed Beyond Boobs
Young women DO get breast cancer’ is the main decree espoused by a group of young survivors in Virginia called Beyond Boobs who have become passionate breast health advocates offering women hope, inspiration and information that can save lives. Read More
Novemeber 2007 - "Williamsburg Next Door Neighbor" Magazine
Rene Bowditch and "A Calendar to Live By" featured in "Next Door Neighbor" Magazine
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Women Like You & Me Magazine - October/November 2007 Issue
"A Calendar to Live By" is a featured cover story! Read More
Beyond Boobs! is featured in The Cancer Crusade Monthly Newsletter - October 2007
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Beyond Boobs! featured in October 2007 Williamsburg Health Journal
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Boston Globe - 08/05/07 - Thousands hit road for cancer funds
28th annual charity ride aims to raise $27m. Read More
Daily Press Featured Article - Sunday, September 16, 2007
A new kind of support - A nonprofit group helps young breast cancer survivors
connect — and teaches that the disease has no age limits....
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Calendar Launch Party - October 25
On October 25th, Beyond Boobs! will be throwing a party to celebrate the launch
of "A Calendar to Live By".....
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Beyond Boobs! featured in The Virginia Gazette - August 26, 2007
Every day, cancer awareness - by Ann Efimetz
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"Buy a Day" Cutoff is almost here!
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