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Basic Cancer Knowledge
First cancer were found in Egyptian and pre columbian mumies about 5,000 to 2,400 years ago. They were documented in ancient medical writing, written in papyrus 3,500 years ago. Nowadays, the reason behind cancer still not clearly understood. Scientist believe that cancer is the cell which grow rapidly than normal, assume abnormal shapes and sizes.
Cancer Worldwide Affects! And The Natural Treatments
There was a movie in the 1990's called 'The Medicine Man', where a scientist discovers the cure for cancer; whilst it still continues to kill people, it is not always the death sentence it once was. Think about that for a moment; can you even imagine the impact this would have on our world if the suffering of so many people could be put to an end?
Can Cancer Be Prevented And Cured?
While the answer to the question regarding the cure for cancer remains not guaranteed even by the experts, there are still ways that this second deadliest disease can be prevented. After all, prevention is supposed to be better than the cure, right?
Congratulations to our founder Deborah J. Green-Boone on being selected as a 2008 Universal Sisters Honoree.
Deborah Green-Boone, the founder and CEO of the National Women of Colors Cancer Foundation, which is headquartered in the city of Cincinnati, Ohio, is a breast cancer survivor, diagnosed in 2001.
Deborah is known by many for her enthusiastic energy, drive, and determination. She is someone willing to learn, and always willing to share and use her expertise to teach and motivate anyone around her.
Seven years ago, the National Women of Colors Cancer Foundation (NWCCF), initiated an outreach program entitled “Pampering the Spirit of Survivors.” This program enables NWCCF to assist recent survivors and their caregivers who are facing challenges associated with their post treatment status.
Upon identifying an individual for pampering, NWCCF delivers a special “Pampering the Spirit” basket, which in addition to monthly “thinking of you cards,” contains an assortment of items paid for by NWCCF and/or sponsors.
Flowers are sent twice a year, and if necessary, and when funds are available from grants and donations, NWCCF will treat survivors and their caregivers in a social outing, and/or provide small grant support to help survivors ease into their new traumatic life. Daily, Deborah demonstrates a strong will to enjoy life, and a dedicated passion for helping people in personal distress.
Deborah Green-Boone is the daughter of Richard (deceased) and Viola L. Green. She is the mother of Leroy L. Boone, Jr. (deceased) Malinda L. Boone and Danette M. Boone. Deborah caters to her 15 grandchildren, and is a member of the Greater New Hope Missionary Baptist Church.
Deborah is a high-risk taker, willing to risk failure in order to succeed. She has a creative mind and expressive personality. Deborah is elegant in her dress, and approaches people in a warm and friendly manner. She encourages people to do their best, and is always available to hear what they have to say. Whether Deborah is the leader or one of the followers, Deborah is an inspirational team player.
As members of NWCCF we are proud to say that for the last seven years, we have become best friends and colleagues.
Universal Sisters is a signature health program of the National Speaking of Women’s Health Foundation. Universal Sisters is dedicated to educating women of color about the significance of preventive health care.
Universal Sisters events provide a full day of pampering and unparalleled camaraderie while delivering valuable health education information in a fun and uplifting program.
Please support the National Women of Colors Cancer Foundation and Universal Sisters from 11:45AM -1:00PM Saturday, April 5th held at Northern Kentucky Convention Center, One West Rivercenter Blvd, Covington Kentucky
For more information call the Speaking of Women’s Health Foundation at 513-419-6587