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Victory Day On Saturday, September 29th, Legislator Sarah Anker attended Mather Hospital’s 16th Annual Breast Cancer Victory Day. Held to kick off October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the event provided solidarity, hope, triumph and togetherness for all who have been touched by breast cancer. Hundreds of survivors, family members and supporters received
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Back in June, when I officially “retired” from dancing, I assumed that with this newfound free time would come the unintended benefit of being able to catch up – watching the hours of TV shows I never seemed to be home for, going through the ever-growing pile of magazines collecting on my desk, or perhaps even tackling a book or two. Well, here we are, four months later, and I have to say – even if I took an entire day off to do the aforementioned things, I would probably barely make a dent. What are we, four weeks into the new TV season? I would say, cumulatively, that
I have about 12 hours or so of unwatched episodes to catch up on. Not that there’s really any point, since one glance at the social media sites pretty much ruins any suspenseful plot twists. And the magazines… well they’re fairly outdated for the most part. Still entertaining, but the list of upcoming events tends to lose some impact when they have all already passed, wouldn’t you say? Books… well, let’s just say that the only time I have managed to read an entire book (at least, since leaving school) is if I take it with me on vacation. Because, let’s face it, the plot tends to lose something when there’s a three-month gap between chapters. It’s amazing that when you
subtract certain obligations from your life, there always seem to be about 20 more that immediately crop up to fill the void. It makes you wonder how it’s even possible to accomplish what you need to. But I suppose we do manage, somehow. We find the time for those things we truly want to do; and we manage to avoid those things we would rather push to the bottom of the list. Simple human nature. Not the most practical or rational of practices, but still – it is how most of us tend to conduct our lives. Perhaps we should all take a page out of one of those unread “self-help” books and adjust our schedules to fill the void with some free time.
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“I look forward to this event each year. In addition to bringing increased awareness of the fight against breast cancer, the event also provides much needed funds to continue the fight against breast cancer,” said Legislator Anker. All proceeds of the event will be donated to the Fortunato Breast Health Center at Mather Hospital.
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information on treatment and services and received emotional support from others who have shared their experience. Inspirational speakers included breast cancer survivors and activists Geri Barish, President and Founder of The 1 in 9 Breast Cancer Action Coalition, and Saranne Rothberg, CEO and Founder of The C o m e d y C u r e s Foundation.
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