It seems that every day is a national this or that kind of day; just get on Facebook and check out your newsfeed.
It seems that every day is a national this or that kind of day; just get on Facebook and check out your newsfeed.
Many of us recognize the month of October as the first full month of fall, one that lets us wear costumes or perhaps simply the precursor to Thanksgiving. For me and many others though, October is the month of pink ribbons and raising awareness for something that affects millions of lives directly and indirectly –
“I am truly blessed to have a doctor so gifted by God with a brilliant mind, skillful hands, and a passionate heart for his patients – I know you have made many sacrifices for me and have been at my side when I needed you; your devotion is greatly appreciated.” – Judy I fully understand
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and October 16th marked BRA Day, or Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day, celebrating raising awareness and education on post-mastectomy breast reconstruction options. Studies published by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) show that less than 23 percent of women know the wide range of options available to them.