The Rose: A Beacon of Hope
Dorothy Gibbons’ joins CanCare President and CEO Darcy Wells to discuss The Rose’s mission. Fueled by the stories of uninsured women, Gibbons and her team strive to bridge the gap in healthcare. Their patient navigation program stands as a testament to hope and resilience
Partnering with Christus St. Mary’s Clinic to Bridge the Healthcare Gap
Dr. Popp returns to the podcast to discuss healthcare challenges for the uninsured. We’ll explore the work at Christus St. Mary’s Clinic in Houston, focusing on preventive care and early detection. Dr. Popp shares shocking statistics, like “when an uninsured person is diagnosed with breast cancer, 60% of the time they will die of breast cancer than an insured woman.” We’ll discuss mobile mammography coaches and innovative solutions to bridge the healthcare gap. Join us to understand why “the uninsured have waited, have found something, and it’s much more advanced.”
Supporting Your Wife Through Breast Cancer: Tips for Husbands
Why is breast cancer prevention so crucial? As a woman, Giang urges early mammograms to tackle the fear of the disease head-on. Dr. Moosa, having a personal connection as his wife is a survivor, emphasizes accessible mammography for early detection. Their shared mission is to spread awareness and ensure timely medical intervention.
Empowering Service Workers: The Reach Program’s Impact on University Campuses
Max Gerall’s journey from aspiring basketball player to founder of Reach is a testament to resilience and empathy. Struck by Guillain-Barré syndrome and forever changed by the support of Miss Melissa Martinez, Max focused on empowering service workers. A transformative encounter ignited his mission to bridge communities and improve lives.
Raise a Glass, Raise Awareness, “One Glass of Rosé at a Time”
What you’re about to hear is a series of mini-episodes recorded during a fundraising event at Nice Winery. We spoke with past patients, survivors, and supporters. They all bring their individual stories, but they all have one thing in common: their undying support for The Rose’s mission.
Part 2 – Extreme Motorcycle Journeys: Raising $27,000 for The Rose
Mike Hazelrig’s participation in the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge was driven by his desire to support the fight against breast cancer. He journeyed from Texas to Alaska to raise funds for the Rose, an organization dedicated to helping women with breast cancer. His ride wasn’t just about miles but about making a significant impact on the community and inspiring others.
Part 1 – Extreme Motorcycle Journeys: Raising $27.000 for The Rose
Mike embarked on the Hokahay Motorcycle Challenge to raise funds for breast cancer, inspired by his fiancée Kathy’s battle. Facing extreme weather and countless obstacles, his journey was marked by humanity and camaraderie. Through this quest, Mike and his fellow riders raised over $27,000 for charity.
Rural Reach: How The Rose Brings Hope to Southeast Texas
In this episode, The Rose board member Tina Saenz shares her passion for helping women, especially those in rural areas, gain access to breast cancer screenings. Despite not having a personal connection to breast cancer, Tina emphasizes the importance of regular mammograms and screenings. Her involvement with The Rose started during her MBA program and has since been focused on saving lives through early detection and education.
Third Party Fundraising: Impact and Success Stories
Shannon McNair and LaTonya Perez join Dorothy to talk about all the ways The Rose paint October pink with third-party fundraising events. These activities raise crucial funds for the uninsured and they bring communities together in support of the cause. Whether it’s a taekwondo event, a fit nation workout, or a unique taco fundraiser, every contribution counts.
Turning Grief into Advocacy
This episode stresses the importance of communication within families about serious illnesses, as Brooke Baugh shares her own experience with her mother’s breast cancer diagnosis.
