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Douglasville, Georgia
Hunter Park
The Douglasville area has a strong connection with it's breast cancer survivors. This community event has supported them generously since its inception in 2005 as part of an ongoing tribute and awareness program. Those that attend bond together and celebrate everything good that has become acutely better and more appreciated.
Ribbon Dedication
This year's ribbon has been donated by Matt & Shara Versweyveld and is dedicated to Matt's grandmother Beatrice Rey .
Helpful Hints for Breast Cancer Survivors - An Occupational Therapist's Perspective
There are ways to modify and adapt so that we can regain a greater sense of mastery over our lives even while undergoing treatment...read more
by NAOMI AARONSON
Discover How Breast Cancer Awareness Can Benefit You
Breast cancer awareness is all over your community, and for good reason. Early detection of breast cancer represents your best chance for beating it, so you should be aware of the symptoms and get regular exams to check for it...read more
by JON ARNOLD
 Positive Attitude
I was first diagnosed with breast cancer in October of 1992, at the age of 37. My life changed that day, in ways that I wouldn't fully understand until many years later... read more
by CONNIE RAGEN GREEN
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