#SupportYourGirls
These breast cancer survivors, Tere Macarol, Tina Conrad, Aimee Suyko and Jeannine Canino-Bieda are sharing these messages for all.
Three of our beautiful, inspiring breast cancer survivors.
Think pink in October!
How do you support the women in your life?
Have questions about breast health? Join the conversation at StoriesOfTheGirls.com.
Share your photos with the Support Bra with #SupportYourGirls.
The Support Bra was unveiled in Pioneer Court on October 1.
Tina Conrad, breast cancer survivor, passes out pink carnations and reminds women to make their annual mammogram appointment.
The Support Bra debuted at Union Station in Chicago on Oct. 2.
With one in eight women being diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime, according to the American Cancer Society, Advocate Health Care wanted to create something big to raise awareness. Advocate’s Support Bra is a symbol for women to join the conversation about their breast health – from the importance of prevention and early detection to encouraging them to make their yearly mammogram appointments.
The Support Bra also symbolizes the support women need after a breast cancer diagnosis and all the way through their journey. It tells an uplifting story and shows how Advocate supports not only women, but their family and friends, and community partners. Show your support by taking a photo with the Support Bra and Advocate will donate $1 to the American Cancer Society. Click here to learn more.
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- Tina Conrad, breast cancer survivor, passes out pink carnations and reminds women to make their annual mammogram appointment.
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- The Support Bra was unveiled in Pioneer Court on October 1.
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- Share your photos with the Support Bra with #SupportYourGirls.
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- Have questions about breast health? Join the conversation at StoriesOfTheGirls.com.
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- How do you support the women in your life?
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- Think pink in October!
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- Three of our beautiful, inspiring breast cancer survivors.
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- These breast cancer survivors, Tere Macarol, Tina Conrad, Aimee Suyko and Jeannine Canino-Bieda are sharing these messages for all.
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- The Support Bra debuted at Union Station in Chicago on Oct. 2.
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It looks like the event was a blast!