Uninsured but Not Alone: A Woman’s Gratitude for The Rose
Judy Pareya is a breast cancer survivor and dedicated volunteer at The Rose. She joins Dorothy to share her powerful story, emphasizing the life-saving importance of early detection. Judy’s experience underscores the vital role The Rose plays in providing care for uninsured women.
Following Mom’s Lead by Paying it Forward to The Rose
Jennifer Pareya’s support for The Rose spans more than twenty years. It all started with her mom’s breast cancer experience. Jennifer’s mom Judy—another ardent supporter of The Rose—was diagnosed. After beating breast cancer, she insisted on the family giving back. And they’ve done so tenfold.
We Challenge You to Outbid THIS GUY at The Shrimp Boil
Pat McDavid, affectionately known as “Sunshine,” has supported The Rose for years. For close to ten years, Pat has attended our annual Shrimp Bowl. And without fail, he gets the crowd going with the raising of his live auction paddle
Yacht Rides with Breast Cancer Patients and Survivors
Mike Martin, an inventor and avid supporter of The Rose, overcame personal struggles with addiction as his granddaughter battled cancer; post-rehab, he pursued his vision of global change. This episode delves into Mike’s journey, his invention ‘The Coolin’ Curve’, and his ongoing mission to better the world.
Grants that Heal: How Common Spirit Tackles Healthcare Disparities
Fawn Preuss, a community benefits officer at Common Spirit, discusses the organization’s grants program and its efforts to address healthcare disparities in rural areas. She emphasizes the importance of community collaboration and meeting the needs of the most vulnerable populations.
From Attorney to Advocate, a Conversation with The Rose’s Board Chair
Theresa shares the hurdles she overcame in a male-dominated legal field and reflects on her experience with those in her life who have fought with breast cancer. She underscores the significance of self-care and sheds light on The Rose’s pivotal role in granting healthcare access and fostering advocacy.
A Thank You to the People Who Made Our New Studio Possible
Gone are the days of putting ourselves last. As the battle against breast cancer continues, we, women, must prioritize our health. After all, if we don’t have health, we literally can’t care for the most important people in our lives. Making self-care essential starts today. And it must continue tomorrow, and all the days that follow.
Self-Care vs Well-Being, a Conversation with Chief Possibility Officer Peter Remington
Peter Remington is a business coach with a passion for paying it forward. But it was a friend with breast cancer who gave him the title “Chief Possibility Officer.” Years later, he still holds the title. During this conversation, you’ll hear why “Chief Possibility Officer” is a perfect fit for Peter.
Live From Booze & Boobs, Meet Some of Our Supporters
Booze and Boobs is our largest third party fundraising event. Event organizers Star Hand, who you heard in episode thirty, and Chloe DiLiao raise more and more funds every year. And for that we’re grateful. That’s because third party funds can be dispersed without restrictions, which means we can reach more women. During this powerful mashup episode, you’ll hear from Chloe, and survivors-turned-supporters of The Rose. They’ll share their personal stories, and why it’s important to them to help the women in our lives.
Dr. Rosanne Popp, the Nun Who’s One of The Rose’s Most Ardent Supporters
Nobody wants to hear from Dr. Rosanne Popp if they don’t show up to an appointment. That’s the level of accountability she holds patients to. But it’s for the good of the patient and the community. During this episode, Dorothy dive deep into their longtime partnership, as well as the misconceptions of the uninsured and why it’s important to hold patients accountable
