Do you support campaigns against cancer

Yes, I do support the fight against cancer. I donate both money and time to the American Cancer Society and Relay for Life. I "buy pink". I give to children's cancer centers. This dreaded disease has hit far too close to home for me. Fighting cancer is a cause that is very personal to me. There have been many in my family who have fought and lost the battle with various forms of cancer. The most recent having been my mother this past June. I would not doubt that there is a cure that our government and pharmacies do not want us to know about. I pray that is not the case. That would be extremely cruel to all the families who have lost loved ones to cancer. If the powers that be are holding out on the cure, I am sure there is a special place in hell for them.

Heelllo, my mate! Of course. We must fight with the cancer. I really like those commercials, which tells people to stop smoking and stop unhealthy lifestyle. I really want to suggest commercial producers to put on those commercials more pain, social fear and so. People must understand that this isn't game, there's almost no way out of this terrible illness. Thank you for great discussion!

I don´t have too much money, but I give all I can to help the children with cancer. I have had many people in my family die from cancer (my husband too). But the worst was when my grandson got cancer. He was a brave little soul and in the nine months he lived after he was diagnosed with a specilly terrible type of brain cancer he taught us many things. But we also learned that not every child with cancer is surrounded with love as out Tomás was. So we try to help with that too. My eldest grandaughter (Tomás´sister) gathers secondhand toys and books every Christmas and cleans them and wraps it in festive paper and takes it to the hospitals where there are children with cancer. Most of them won´t have toys either. I share this picture with you, mylotters, and after almost 10 years I start to cry again. Anything we can do to help is worth it.

I try to donate when I can because I have had a lot of family members that have been either victims or survivors of cancer. The biggest thing that I donate to when it comes to cancer is St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. That is a place and a foundation that is especially near and dear to my heart because my younger cousin was the first person that I've ever known that had a winning battle with cancer and if it wasn't for them, I don't know if she would be with us today.

Yes. Me and my hubby normally buy the ribbon. But last year we decided to shave our heads. That was fun. At least it is growing very fast. We are considering doing it again, whenever the hair is fully grown again. It is nice to know that your hair can be used for a wig, for cancer patients. You should really try it.

My dad was diagnosed with terminal cancer when I was 9. I'm now 26 and he still battles it. We're happy he's still around. Locally we have a yearly even called "Relay for Life" where companies around here get together and have teams run for 24 hours to raise money. Also there are booths with carnival games and things to buy. At nightfall they have a ceremony where they light candles for those we have lost to the battle and they read off their names. The company my dad worked for started participating to support him and the community. I have done everything from walk/run in the event, set up for the event, camp out at the event, work the booths, and shop and play games. It's a lot of fun and it feels good helping. Also it's nice to have time to do something with my dad and hopefully make him proud.

You can atleast keep looking for the ongoing campangns on the internet or in the newspapers and reachthe locations when they ask for it!