Breast Cancer Awareness
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A Central New York native, Patti McGee‘s breast cancer diagnosis changed her life and set her on a path that has her helping others.
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The team Penguin Platoon is hosting a Turn Back Breast Cancer event Saturday, Nov. 5, at Remsen VFW Post 982, 10526 Steuben St.
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10/30/22
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Thousands of cancer patients need to go to their treatments every day, but not all of them have a way to get there on their own.
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Mike Jaquays
Staff writer email | 10/29/22 |
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Aware of her own chances of developing the life-threatening disease at an early age, Dawn Cooley researched her options and considered bold measures to minimize her risk.
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Philomena Lawrence, Special to the Daily Sentinel
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10/29/22
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Breast cancer survivor Lynda Frederick, a lifelong resident of Boonville, has had breast cancer twice, which resulted in several treatments and surgeries.
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10/28/22
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There was a demand in the breast prosthesis market, and a Central New Yorker is now looking to fill it.
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It was her children that she was worried about the most when breast cancer survivor Katie Waltermire received her diagnosis.
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Mike Jaquays
Staff writer email | 10/27/22 |
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AmeriCU supports The Baldwin Fund in their fight against breast cancer.
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10/26/22
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Gina Costantine of Sauquoit was diagnosed with breast cancer after having reduction mammaplasty or breast reduction surgery.
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10/26/22
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The streets around Mohawk Valley Community College were a sea of bright pink Sunday morning as the American Cancer Society's annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk returned.
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Mike Jaquays
Staff writer email | 10/25/22 |
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The Ray brothers are donning the color pink yet again in support of the fight against breast cancer.
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Breast cancer is the second most common cancer among women in the United States, behind only skin cancer.
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Thomas Caputo
Staff writer email | 10/21/22 |
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Cancer survivor Jeannie Wiedmer, of Boonville, believes early detection is the key. When were you diagnosed, what age and what stage?
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10/21/22
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Dawn Pfendler, of Forestport, was diagnosed with breast cancer not once, but twice within four years. She encourages all women to get their mammograms and to do self-breast exams.
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10/20/22
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In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the soccer teams at Remsen Central School kicked off its Pink Out soccer games against breast cancer at their games starting Oct. 4.
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10/20/22
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Sheri’s EastSide Diner will be donating 10% of sales during a special day of fundraising in support of The American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.
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10/19/22
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Various organizations urge women to familiarize themselves with their breasts and conduct routine self-exams so they can uncover any lumps or other issues that may warrant further examination.
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10/19/22
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Angela Storey of Oneida was 43 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2021. Genetic testing showed that she had an increased lifetime risk of cancer.
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10/19/22
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The road to recovery is long when fighting cancer and tumors, but there’s more to the treatment process than medicine — sometimes it’s just helping people feel normal again.
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Leslie Leone of Whitesboro credits her routine yearly exam for saving her life.
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10/15/22
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