Wear teal on your tips & toes (or face & clothes) to bring awareness to Ovarian Cancer.
Use it as a conversation piece to bring awareness to this silent killer. Many females are unaware of the warning signs and wait until it is too late before bringing it to their doctor's attention. Please spread the word this month by wearing teal!
Learn more by visiting the Teal Toes website or facebook page.
Check out these other lovely blogs that are supporting this wonderful cause:
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Showing posts with label ovarian cancer awareness. Show all posts
Friday, September 2, 2011
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Paint 'em Teal!
Tomorrow Friday, September 2 paint your toes (or fingers) teal to raise awareness for ovarian cancer.
Anyone having these symptoms daily for more than a few weeks should see their gynecologist.
For more information visit: http://www.tealtoes.org/
**Disclaimer: I was not contacted by a sponsor or company to endorse this cause. I believe that all women need to be aware of the dangers of this disease & this is a fun way to spread the word.
I apologize for the foot shot. (yikes!)
Why raise awareness?
- Too many women with ovarian cancer do not get diagnosed until their cancer has spread. Their survival rate is 45%.
- The survival rate improves greatly - to 93 percent - if the cancer is diagnosed at an early stage before it has spread. Only 19 percent of ovarian cancer cases are diagnosed at this local stage.
- Approximately 75 percent of ovarian cancer cases are diagnosed at an advanced stage after the cancer has spread beyond the ovary.
The symptoms of Ovarian Cancer are:
Bloating that is persistent
Eating less and feeling fuller
Abdominal pain
Trouble with your bladder
Anyone having these symptoms daily for more than a few weeks should see their gynecologist.
For more information visit: http://www.tealtoes.org/
**Disclaimer: I was not contacted by a sponsor or company to endorse this cause. I believe that all women need to be aware of the dangers of this disease & this is a fun way to spread the word.
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