Showing posts with label October. Show all posts
Showing posts with label October. Show all posts

Friday, November 8, 2019

Pink is Past but NOT Really Passe



Today, November 1, marks the end of Breast Cancer Awareness month. But guess what. The FIGHT still continues and I was to remind everypuggy that Breast Cancer is not a one month thing. We should think about it every day and fight against it and FOR MORE research and recovery every single day.

Friday, October 2, 2015

In The PINK and Ready to Walk a 5K

Auntie B took this lovely photo. I think it is perfect to represent
Breast Cancer Awareness Month

It's October and you all know what that means. . . Breast Cancer Awareness Month. But don't go waiting until October to be aware of the PREVENTION, TREATMENT, and PROGNOSIS of breast cancer. It is something we should be vigilant of ALWAYS.

I wear my PINK proudly, too.



This weekend is also the Walk n' Wag for the Humane Society of Silicon Valley. I will be walking the 5K proudly wearing my WOODROW WEAR sockies to protect my toes. I tend to drag my front paws on long walks resulting in cuts. MY WOODROW WEAR socks protect my delicate skin and look stylish too.

These are purple not pink but close enough. I am actually wearing
my gray ones

Wish me luck WALKING. We raised $600 for HSSV!!! Thanks to all who donated (there is still time if you haven't. Check out my sidebar)




Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Ten Facts for the Tenth Month

I wear my PINK proudly






Hi  Everypuggy,
Today is the beginning of OCTOBER - and October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.It is important that we all are aware of the facts and figures of Breast Cancer so we can prevent it and (hopefully, one day) cure it. Educate yourself with the facts.



ONE: Age

Your increasing age increases your risk of being affected by the disease. It does not mean that younger women can never develop breast cancer so women of all ages should be vigilant about breast health.

TWO: Family History 

A woman with a family history of this cancer has double the risk of developing it .If there is one close relative with this cancer then their risk is doubled. In case of two close relatives then a woman’s risk is more than double.

THREE: Genetic Involvement 

Although, the ratio of genetically transferred cancer is not very high 5 to 10 % occur due to this reason.

FOUR: Personal History

A woman who has once gone through this trauma is three to four times more likely to develop breast cancer again.

FIVE: Ethnicity and Race

Your race and ethnicity contributes in increasing or decreasing your risk. White women are being affected by this cancer more than others; on the other hand more African American women die of this cancer.

SIX: Dense Breasts

Dense breasts have more glandular tissues and less fatty tissues so the risk of developing breast cancer increases. This type of breasts is hard to screen on mammogram.

SEVEN: Benign Situation

There are certain benign breast situation that increase the risk of a woman to be affected by this disease.

EIGHT: Giving Birth to Family

It’s a natural process for every woman, so if any woman has not gone through this process her risk of developing cancer increases.

NINE: Stoutness

Stoutness enhances the risk of a woman developing breast cancer. Being overweight all through the menopause is more harmful as their risk is already augmented due to the age factor.

TEN: Alcohol Intake

Alcohol intake is directly linked to the augmented risk of breast cancer according to the American Cancer Society. If a woman controls her intake or quit it completely her risk decreases.


I want to declare that on every Tuesday of this month we all post PINK pictures. These can be enhanced photos, or photos of you wearing your pink, and so on. It is all about awareness and solidarity. Are you all with me?

Wear your PINK Proudly!

Friday, October 5, 2012

Girls Talk

I am PINK-A-FIED to fight Breast Cancer

Hello PEEPS and PUGS, DOGS and DUDES, CAPTAINS and KITTIES. . .
Basically EVERYone.
Today I wanna talk to all of you about something VERY NEAR and very dear to my heart -
MY GIRLS.


By Girls I mean: Breasts, Boobs, Jiggly Bits, Teats, etc. Whatever you call them, we all have them. This includes you boy-types, although slightly different. I am fond of my 8 GIRLS although I don't do much with them but admire them now and then.
Me and MY GIRLS


 But I TAKE CARE OF THEM! And so should everyone else. This month, October, is

  BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH. 

It is for everyone because breast cancer if not just a GIRL problem.
What can you do about it? Here are some ideas:



1. Get Screened: Talk to your doctor, know your risks and maintain a healthy lifestyle
2. Get Involved: Write your congressman about cancer research funding, do fundraising for a cure, join a cancer awareness walk or run
3. Get informed: Knowledge is Power

You Go GIRLS!!!

Friday, October 14, 2011

In The PINK

I'm wearing PINK cuz I CARE






I can't say it any better than this. Let's all join together to fight for a cure.
LOVE NOODLES