It's Monday again!! I love Monday's. Is there anyone out there that would just love to WIN this adorable pink purse pictured below??? I wish I were eligible to win, I'd totally pick myself.
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This week we are going to switch it up a little bit... To win this week, show some Bo Bunny love and use any of our lines to create a card of encouragement. A card you might give to someone struggling in their fight against breast cancer. Just post a link to it below.
So.... your name will be entered once if you leave a comment, and again if you submit a card.
Terri Burnette said...
Many years ago one of my children's teachers was diagnosed with a form of breast cancer that cannot be detected with a mammogram. She became a part of our family and unfortunately lost the battle a few years back. I have told so many women about her and her battle. It is not just about mammograms ladies. It is about knowing your body and what "feels' wrong. I think of her often and pray that by telling just one woman about her struggle and how it was diagnosed that one woman can live a full life. We are all mothers, daughters, friends, and we all know someone who needs a little nudge to have the strength to follow up and be cared for.
My heart goes out to anyone that is struggling with breast cancer or is a breast cancer survivor and also to the family and friends.
ReplyDeleteCongratualtions Terri.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to check mystash!
I MUST have some Bo Bunny somewhere!
I have been a big advocate of awareness for many years now. I have many wonderful friends who are survivors and have a condition that places me at a slightly higher risk. Be aware, get your mammograms and definitely get 2nd or more opinions if necessary. My daughters and I will be walking for a cure in a couple weeks. We are honored to represent anyone who is a survivor.
ReplyDeleteTonight, I will make a card for my sister. She won her battle, but it's always in her mind, it never goes...
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Terri! And congratulations to every survivor!!!! You are all winners!!!
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ReplyDeleteandvitypLove me some Bo Bunny. I am so glad to see you on board with breast cancer survival! My baby sister is a survivor..I would love to win this for her!
This is a battle we must fight together. It is a cause that unites all of us whether we are mothers, wives, sisters, aunts, girlfriends, grandmothers, etc. Cancer does not discriminate against race, color, creed, religion, or sex. We must continue the fight for the ones we've lost, the ones fighting now, & future generations. We can never give up. Thank you Bo Bunny for encouraging & supporting the fight against this terrible disease.
ReplyDeleteCongrats Terri!! thank you BoBUnny for increasing Breast Cancer Awareness!! it is so important!!
ReplyDeleteOne of my best friends has a cousin that has been fighting breast cancer since January of this year. It has been very aggressive, and she has had surgery and alot of treatments. It has been very hard for her. I have sent her cards to encourage her and let her know someone is thinking of her and praying for her. It is just a small gesture, but one that I have hoped brought her joy in the midst of her trial.
ReplyDeleteLove the bag! This horrible disease has touched too many friends. :(
ReplyDeleteI love this purse and appreciate the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeletecute, cute purse. My good friend is going through chemo right now. She can conquer.
ReplyDeletePick me please!!! I have been through breast cancer not once but TWICE!! I deserve this:) Thank you for helping increase awareness!! Early detection is key!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Terry. When I read your comment it just brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for reminding us that we need to be aware, not just for ourselves, but for our families and friends.
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts are with anyone struggling with any kind of cancer. I love to see all the "pink" things this time of year to remind us of those we have and those we've lost and those we're still fighting for. Great bag!
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts are with anyone struggling with any kind of cancer. I love to see all the "pink" things this time of year to remind us of those we have and those we've lost and those we're still fighting for. Great bag!
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts are with anyone struggling with any kind of cancer. I love to see all the "pink" things this time of year to remind us of those we have and those we've lost and those we're still fighting for. Great bag!
ReplyDeleteLost my mum to Breast Cancer.... I support the cause by always buying the "PINK" option. I used a pink egg carton to make the embelishments for my first scrap page of our new grand-daughter. Couple of years ago when I worked with an all women team I held a "Bra-B-Que" where we all decorated an old bra, ate lots of pink food and raised funds for Breast Cancer Awareness. So easy to do, and a great way to get the message out there to women of all ages.
ReplyDeleteGod bless those who are fighting breast cancer. My Sister in law is a survivor. Lori (email: Itsmelah AT AOL.com
ReplyDeleteWow - really cute purse!
ReplyDeleteI lost my mom to breast cancer. To this day I still reach for the phone to call her and my heart skips a beat when I realize what I'm doing. Awareness is the key and to trust oneself!
ReplyDeleteI have relatives and friends who have struggled with many forms of cancer. I think they are all equally terrible and all deserve attention (including breast cancer).
ReplyDeleteMy mammogram did not catch my lump - I did, 6 weeks after my mammogram. Thank the Lord, he led my hand to the right place or I would not be here today. I'm a 15 year survivor - self exams are not an option.
ReplyDeleteAll of these comments sharing their stories are so sweet! I do love that the month dedicated to this good cause is a long one. <3
ReplyDeleteSuch an adorable purse. I am going to have to try this .. I have done one before..and will do one again.
ReplyDeleteMy sister-in-law just passed two weeks ago after a nineteen month battle of breast cancer. It meant so much to her to get cards of encouragement and also many encouraging text messages.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how to create a card on here. I would love to win a purse, but would rather see an end to breast cancer and all other cancers. Lost my non-smoking Mom to a cancer that is usually only found in smokers.
ReplyDeleteCongrats Terri!! I can't wait to make a card!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Terri and what a great challenge to create a card of encouragement!! ~ Blessings, Tracey
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Gorgeous purse and such a fantastic way to promote breast cancer, my thoughts are with those who have suffered this awful disease.
ReplyDeleteAlways great to see Companies promoting Breast cancer Awareness - well done!! And what a stunning bag ...
ReplyDeleteCongrats Terri!! You are so strong woman!!
ReplyDeleteAs a follow up to Terri's comment, my sister had inflammatory breast cancer that also wasn't diagnosed through a mammogram. Although my sister didn't like going to the doctor at all, she pressed on through the health care system to get diagnosed because she knew something wasn't right. She fought so hard for nearly two years before cancer got the better of her. Definitely, know your body and get it checked out when you are suspicious - if it turns out to be nothing, better to be safe than sorry.
ReplyDeleteThis is a perfect way to bring awareness to Breast Cancer. My daughters Middle School has ALL the kids wearing pink wrist bands..very cool to all do our part to show support for such a beast of a disease. Would love to sport this pink purse to show my love and care for all dealing with breast cancer. Thx. BoBunny! <3
ReplyDeleteDiane
In our group of 7 close friends,
ReplyDelete4 are breast cancer survivors.
One friend is a survivor of 16
years, one friend for 4 years,
one 2 years and one for not quite
1 year! I would be so thrilled to
win this adorable pink purse and
surprise one of my brave friends
with it...
Many thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
My mother in law is a breast cancer survivor but there were many battles to fight along the way. She is in her 70's now and doing great!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite color is pink...love this purse!
ReplyDeleteThis is my 3rd year doing the Making Strides Walk in Orlando, Florida...Yeah!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try to make a card because a have a friend in need of some encouragement right now. If I win, I'll share some of the BB goodies with her too!
ReplyDeleteI love your words of encouragement challenge. Unfortunately I don't have time to work it right now. I'll live vicariously through those gals who do the challenge!
ReplyDeleteOh wow that Purse is amazing Bo Bunny! Really loved making that card while I'm not a cardmaker at all. Hope you like it ....keeping my fingers crossed have a wonderful weekend hugs Amy :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure which is prettier, that purse or the cards that have been submitted. Glad to have joined in the challenge.
ReplyDeleteThe cards are amazing. I have had several friends that have lost their lives to some form of cancer. Early detection is so important.
ReplyDeleteA very good friend of mine died one year ago with a brain tumor. He fought hard throughout his illness. Cancer research and treatments have come so far over the years. Pay attention to your body and have regular checkups is a must. Thank you BoBunny for all you are doing for Cancer awareness.
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