The annual observance is a time to honor family caregivers across the country. This year’s theme is “Caregiving Around the Clock,” recognizing the challenges that family caregivers face and how they manage them day and night.
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In honor of the last day of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and for Chase’s Mom, a breast cancer survivor, check out this awesome Facebook post from The Real Estate Collection.
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After taking a year off from competing in the annual Super Boat International Offshore World Championships in Key West, Fla., veteran racer and FB Marine Group co-owner Randy Sweers is returning to compete in the 2018 event, which is set for Nov. 4-11.
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A recent clinical trial could change the face of therapy for a very aggressive and stubborn form of breast cancer: triple-negative. A combination of chemotherapy and immunotherapy boosts survival rates, the scientists found.
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When a person first gets a cancer diagnosis, they’re often so overwhelmed they have no idea how to ask for help or what to ask for — but they sure need it. Make your friend’s life easier by anticipating their needs and giving tangible, much-needed support.
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A study done in South Carolina strongly suggests that getting a second opinion can be very valuable for people diagnosed with breast cancer: more than 40% of the people in the study who asked for a second opinion had a change in diagnosis.
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Every October, a sea of pink surrounds us in the form of ribbons, hoodies emblazoned with inspirational quotes and even on the uniforms of professional athletes. Unless you’ve been personally affected by breast cancer, though, does the significance of this month really register? Are you using the opportunity to learn more and do more?
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The third contest of the 2018 Super Boat International season, this weekend’s National Championships in Clearwater, Fla., will see Randy Sweers of FB Marine Group competing in two classes.
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Excerpt from article: Even Chase Sweers has taken up the cause. His own C3 for Change also knows as “Coins Curing Cancer” charity has raised more than $100,000 to date.
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