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Buttons & Wristbands on the move . . .
Go Team! During a recent Fox Chase night at the Phillies, breast cancer survivor Lael and her children brought their love to the game.  |
On the way to Cape May - Denise P. brought her wristband to the beach.
Send us your photos and we'll post 'em on the web site. Still need a button or wristband? Write to social@fccc.edu with your full name and address (specify size: small or large band).
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Paper Dolls
If you are planning a trip this summer or just having fun in your
hometown, consider designing your own Love Versus Cancer paper boy or
girl to bring along. Download the cut-out and send your pictures to social@fccc.edu and we'll
post them on our site. Don't forget to tell us where you were!
Levi, age 9, hiked the Appalachian Trail in Virginia.
Rachel, age 10, brought her paper doll to Lake Naomi in Pennsylvania.
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Love Versus Cancer Resonates
Thanks to everyone who has shared what Love Versus Cancer means to them. Read some of the incredible
comments we have received about the program - and the free wristbands:
"My best friend has been diagnosed with a brain tumor, she has started chemo. I would love to wear a bracelet to support her."
- Jessica P., Bentonville, AR
"My husband is a recent prostate cancer survivor. Anything you have that will help us make others aware is much appreciated. Cancer is real life, I know this now."
- Ann-Juline S., Madison, AL
"Thanks to all of the wonderful people at Fox Chase Cancer Center. I am in my second year of full remission from stage 4 non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. I would be proud to wear this band because I know how true it is!"
- Liz R., Norristown, PA
"I can't wait for my wristbands to arrive in South Africa. My baby brother was diagnosed with a brain tumor at the age of 23. This is one battle we don't want to give up on. He is fighting hard for his life."
- Melody P., Cape Town, South Africa
"I would like a Love Versus Cancer wristband to support my grandma who was diagnosed with lung cancer and for my aunt who died of cancer. My mom was just told by her doctor that she has skin cancer. I want to wear the button and bracelet to support my family. I am 10 years old so I need a small."
- Li-el V., San Jose, CA
"I lost my dad to mesothelioma in September. There wasn't much medically that anyone could do for him . . . all we really had was the love of family and friends. Even people that we didn't know were praying for us. When it comes right down to it, that is all we have. That is what it is all about - loving each other."
- Wendy S., Easton, PA
"My grandma was just diagnosed with cancer and I think if we both wear them, it may help her stay strong."
- Rebecca S., Kent, WA
We want to hear from YOU! Send us a few words telling us what Love Versus Cancer means to you: social@fccc.edu.
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"Wag"
Have you watched the "Wag" YouTube video yet? What did you think? Tell us at social@fccc.edu or add a comment to YouTube.
"I have watched it so many times. It is the most heartwarming video. I love the song, I love the dogs, I love the interaction between the dogs and patients and I love the way the staff participates. It is really great."
-Karen S., Sicklerville, NJ
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