ReBlog: Pink Is Not a Cure!

I was recently asked by Liz Flaherty, blogger at “Window Over the Sink.” to write a guest post sharing my thoughts about Breast Cancer Awareness Month, pink ribbons, and such. Of course, I said yes.

To make sure you see and read it, I’ve reblogged it here — something I’ve never done before. Follow the link, read my piece, and share your thoughts with a comment on Liz’s blog or down below in the comments here.

Oh, and be sure to share my article too — either this one or via Liz’s blog. Better yet, share both!

After all, we can’t say it often enough: Pink is not a cure!

Click to read my guest post.

Thank you for reading and sharing my guest post. And thank you, Liz, for the invitation.

Heck yes, I want weekly updates from Nancy’s Point!

Did you read my guest post and if so, do have thoughts about it to share?

Are you seeing fewer pink ribbons, about the same, or more than in years gone by?

Do you feel we’ve made progress — or not much at all — regarding what is focused on during BCAM?

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