Look at how happy this cancer warrior is with getting cards and stickers from Cards of Hope. Your donations is what makes these smiles happen.
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A little video from one of our cancer warrior princesses.
Another happy cancer warrior. Isn’t she such a beautiful little princess? Keep on being brave.
With the holiday season closely approaching, Cards of Hope could use donations to help make our warriors’ Christmas season a little happier. Please consider donating today. Even a book of stamps helps us out a lot.
One of our cancer warriors showing off her card from us…
This cancer warrior has a big smile with getting a card from Cards of Hope and a little bracelet to make her day a little brighter. This is what Cards of Hope is all about.. bringing hope, emotional support, smiles, love and happiness.
Urgently in need of donations!
Today we received 5 new applicants for the Cards of Hope program. We generally get 1-3 a week. There are currently over 500 people worldwide enrolled in the program. We are in desperate need of any and all donations. One book of stamps ($9.40) helps us send out 20 cards to 20 people. If we don’t get some donations in shortly, we may have to turn new people enrolling away. We don’t want to ever have to do that. Please consider donating something (stamps, cards, stickers, tattoos, bookmarks, jewelry, craft kits and etc) today. *We also have an Amazon wishlist to make donating even easier* Here is a link to our donation page: http://cards-of-hope.com/donations/ Thank you so much for your support!
July is Sarcoma awareness month
Did you know that July is Sarcoma awareness month? Here are some facts about Sarcoma:
- Sarcoma is a rare cancer. It affects 1% of adult cancers.
- It is more common in children and it accounts for 15% of childhood cancers.
- Sarcoma is a cancer that affects the connective tissues of the body (tendons, muscles, fat cells, blood vessels, bones, cartilage, and synovial fluid (in joints)
- The term “sarcoma” encompasses over 40 different tumor types.
Here are some signs of Sarcoma:
- A lump that has grown over the past weeks and/or months
- Abdominal pain that doesn’t go away
- Black tarry stools
- Blood in stools or vomit
Keep in mind that even if you have 1 or all of these signs, doesn’t mean that you have Sarcoma. It does mean that you should be checked out by your physician.
Another cancer warrior happy
This picture is from one of our cancer warriors. She enjoyed getting her card and stickers. Please consider donating to Cards of Hope, so that we can bring hope, joy and love to more cancer warriors.
Super Hero Jonah receives a special surprise ..
This little cancer warrior lives in Belgium and is showing off the special surprise that he got from Cards of Hope. He loves bunnies, so we sent him a bunny hat that was specially made just for him. It looks like we made another little one super happy. What do you think?
We are always in need of donations. Please donate today to http://www.cards-of-hope.com/donations/
Multiple Myeloma awareness
Hello everyone! March is almost over, but before it ends I wanted to go over some basic awareness for Multiple Myeloma. March is also Multiple Myeloma awareness month.
Did you know that Multiple Myeloma is the 2nd most common blood cancer in the United States? Most people are diagnosed after the age of 65 and it is very rare in people under 35 years of age. More males than females get this cancer. If you have a family history of this disease then you are at a more increased risk.
Below is a list of signs of Multiple Myeloma. If you have these symptoms, please see your doctor to get tested.
All cancer warriors ROCK!!!!
Here at Cards of Hope, we try to show love, hope and hugs to the cancer warriors that we write to. This cancer warrior is showing off his card and guitar necklace that we sent to him. He rocks for being so strong and brave.
March is Colon Cancer awareness month
March is Colon Cancer awareness month. If you are over 50, when was your last colonoscopy? Here are so staggering statistics for you to read on Colon Cancer. Please get your colonoscopy… prevention is a lot better than Chemo..
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