October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. I just wanted to remind all the women to check your breasts regularly and get your mammograms. It was a mammogram in 2005 that detected my cancer and I am still cancer free!

Have a blessed day.

Thanks for the encouragement...not something fun to do but now I'm going to make an appt....

I'll wear my braclet for you M4A, and I'll place a pink ribbon on my van too...you might make chocolate chip cookies with pink chips...the bowling alley where the boys bowl, makes them every year fresh and warm with hot coffee.

I'll wear my braclet for you M4A, and I'll place a pink ribbon on my van too...you might make chocolate chip cookies with pink chips...the bowling alley where the boys bowl, makes them every year fresh and warm with hot coffee.

This really is an important issue. Breast cancer took my aunt when I was four. Her mother, my grandmother of course, had a mastectomy and lived well into her eighties. Early detection really does save lives. No sense putting off that mammogram, it could save your life-- as Mom4Autism knows!