Isis_Romero's Blog

Isis, I'm so sorry about your mom. I feel your grief. I lost my mom when I was 27 and she was 53. I have a best friend battling ovarian cancer right now and it's such a heart breaking thing to go through. I will pass this information along and see if I can get a group together to go on the walk.
Many men are developing breat cancer also and I think the cancer researchers should look into microwave ovens. A lot of people stand in front of the microwave waiting for their food. Just a thought. Have a Great Day!

What about men with harry backs?.They have to pay too!!.

Breast Cancer has hit our family twice this last year. Thankfully, due to early detection and better treatment, they're both OK. My Sister just went through a rough 11 months, and Tuesday of this week she was declared cancer free. The staff at the hospital where she had a full mastectomy, chemotherapy and radiation all met her in the waiting area to "ring the bell" which means another battle won.

We walked in the Susan G. event this year in Tucson in her behalf, and with our good friends Mother who was also declared cancer free. I was stunned at the sheer numbers who attended. There are some good stories on occasion that come out of this. New treatments are being tested daily. Sorry about your Mother though, Isis.

You are a pervert and should be banned from blogging.

Isis, Are you going to be covering this? You should this will be national and starts right here. Regards,
Sunday, August 24th
Pink Ribbon Tour Kick-Off. Join Dave Graybill and the Guardians of the Ribbon at 10:00 A.M. at Arrowhead Towne Center. Firefighter Dave Graybill and crew are looking for support from the motorcycle community as they begin their 2 month tour across America spreading the word about breast cancer awareness. The firefighters are looking for hundreds of motorcycle rider volunteers to escort them to Westgate City Center and on to Tucson. Come and check out the firefighters in pink suits, the pink ribbon fire truck and the 10 ft. stainless ribbon before escorting the "Men in Pink" out of town as they begin their "Cares Enough to Wear Pink Campaign". Riders are encouraged to wear pink proudly and donations will be accepted to help with fuel costs. Ride to honor a loved one who survived breast cancer, to remember one who didn't, or to encourage those women who have recently been diagnosed. To read more about Dave's vision from start to finish, to see pictures of the truck before and after as well as pictures of Governor Janet Napolitano with the truck, visit Dave's website at www.pinkribbontour.com. Click on "See It" and "Read Dave's Blog". For additional information, contact Dave at 602-380-8714 or dgraybill911@yahoo.com.

Thank you all so much for your support! I always knew we had the best viewers!

And SarahAcevedoIsHot (love the name, by the way), when you donate they need your personal information just for billing purposes, but no one (except me) sees it. Since I'm the team leader, I get an email notifying me of who donated. And don't worry, I won't post anything personal on the blog boards or elsewhere! Thanks for donating!

And NoFear, I will certainly pitch the Pink Ribbon Tour Kick-Off story to our weekend desk! Hopefully they have the time and staff to cover it on Sunday. Thanks for letting me know about it!

Isis, I am so sorry for your loss. Our family has been hit 3 times with this particular cancer. We lost 2. Of course there are other cancers that we have lost our loved one to. I donate regularly to each cancer research. All my best to you.

Also from one of my blogs.....
PLEASE CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING (COSTS NOTHING BUT A FEW SECONDS OF YOUR TIME).

GO TO:
http://www.thebreastcancersite.com/clickToGive/home.fac
es?siteId=2

AND JUST CLICK ON THE FREE MAMMOGRAMS BOX. THAT'S IT, YOUR DONE! THIS HELPS TO FUND MAMMOGRAMS FOR THOSE WHO CAN NOT AFFORD THEM. PLEASE FIND THOSE FEW SECONDS EVERYDAY (NOT JUST THIS WEEKEND)TO "JUST CLICK". THE MORE WE CLICK THE MORE MAMMOGRAMS FOR THOSE LESS FORTUNATE. YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN IT COULD BE YOU OR SOMEONE YOU LOVE THAT MAY NEED THE HELP ONE DAY.

the thing that burns me to no end is how disrespectable it is to every women on this earth, when I see men driving down the street, cranking thier head all around in a circle, not paying any attention to thier driving or anyone else that would like to get home safe, just to check out every women that walks down the street.

If eys could rape this would be illegal.

We all are born with special parts, but please lets keep the bed room in the bed room not on the road or sidewalk.

Even if I am late, condolences. If this war wasn't created we would have the money. Universal care is what we should be talking about, not wasting it on wars.

P.S. I sit her thinking... Wow, how fresh your loss is... You are a VERY strong soul...