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Category Archives: Heroes In My Book
Taking A Bite Out Of Life
A few weeks ago was the PinkAid/Ralph Lauren fashion show at Mitchell’s in Westport, CT where, in addition to professional models, 20 fabulous Breast Cancer survivors,
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Tagged Breast Cancer Hoda Kotb, Hoda Kotb 2012, Pink Aid, Pink Aid Hoda Kotb
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Tanzania’s New Room To Read
Hi everyone – I received this e-mail this morning from The Room To Read team in London. My husband and I have the privilege to support some very special charities we hold near and dear to our hearts. We made … Continue reading
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Tagged African Readers, Charities in Tanzania, John Wood, Room To Read
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BIGGEST ANNOUNCEMENT EVER! The Very First Pink Pom-Pom Project Crafting for Cancer Center
Hello everyone! Guess what? Well, two things: First, I have moved back to the United States – no worries, Brits, we are still connected with our support systems though out London and hope to continue our floating Stitch & Bitches … Continue reading
Posted in ALL POSTS, Best & Worst, Cancer, Chapters in Treatment, Crafty Bits, Doctors Orders, Family Matters, Fashion & Beauty, Food For Thought, Heroes In My Book, Landmarks, Laughter Is Best Medicine, Mi Comida Mi Cocina, MUST READS, Out And About in London, The Big Events, TRENDS FOR CANCER
Tagged breast cancer blog UK, breast cancer blog US, Crafting for cancer therapy, free crafting, free patterns, Pom Pom Project, The Pink Pom Pom Project
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CHEERS TO TEARS
Something I did not anticipate yesterday was the amount of tears shed over the two awards we gave out to the most fantastic volunteers in the world – Mary Jane & Carol! They were great tears and tears of JOY!
October 5th 2011: One Year On – Thank You Alex For Your Inspiration
Thank you Alex for your inspiration…written by Jeffrey, Alex’s husband Moscow has always left me with a somber feeling, and this feeling is no more pronounced than in October, Red October, the month when fall fills the air with chilling … Continue reading
TODAY!!! We Prance For Breast Cancer Awareness!
Please join us in the Kensington Gardens Park/Hyde Park at Kensington Palace Gate Entrance at 11am for the first annual Prancing Pooch Parade. Our precious pooches, Honey and Candy, are hosting their very first event with pom-pom corsages and treats! … Continue reading
We Are Survivors
I am back in the hospital, Room 310 (yes I am here once again!) waiting to be released from my latest ordeal associated with breast cancer. From last Saturday, I had developed a terrible infection in my left breast which caused … Continue reading
WE NEED MORE KNITTERS!
HELP!!!!!!!!!!! WE NEED YOU! Because October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month we are hoping to double our amount of free hats and comfort accessories to breast cancer patients all across London! We are looking for knitters! We need hats, scarves, … Continue reading
Posted in ALL POSTS, Best & Worst, Cancer, Chapters in Treatment, Crafty Bits, Doctors Orders, Family Matters, Fashion & Beauty, Food For Thought, Heroes In My Book, Landmarks, Laughter Is Best Medicine, Mi Comida Mi Cocina, MUST READS, Out And About in London, The Big Events, TRENDS FOR CANCER
Tagged chemo hats, FREE Crochet Patterns, FREE Hat patterns knitting, FREE knitting patterns, FREE knitting scarves, perfect chemotherapy hat
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Finest Cell Work Around
“Instead of smashing up your cell you can channel your aggression in a positive way. I usually spend about two to three hours an evening doing tapestry work. It helps you realize there are alternatives to committing crime.” – Pete, … Continue reading
Gems Hampshire School Charity Clubs Box
Well what a successful project we have had with the Year 1 children, 40 of them ages 5 to 6 years, from Gems Hampshire school in Chelsea! Please give a big round of applause for they accomplished exactly what we … Continue reading


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