Mission Moments: Stories of Courage and Connection at The Rose
Support comes to life at the “Everything’s Coming Up Roses Luncheon,” where advocates, survivors, board members, and friends stand shoulder to shoulder for women’s health in the community.
Luncheon Lessons: Stories That Inspire Hope (and Change)
The Rose stands strong because of supporters who gather each year for the “Everything is Coming Up Roses Luncheon,” celebrating survivors, donors, and advocates who drive the mission forward.
Why Breast Cancer can be the DEADLIEST Cancer a MAN can Have
Challenging conventional wisdom, Ronnie Pace, a two-time breast cancer survivor, shares his inspiring journey and the emotional decision to withhold his diagnosis from his wife, emphasizing the significance of men’s breast health awareness as a dedicated board member at The Rose in this episode.
More Than a Tournament: When Tennis Meets Breast Cancer Advocacy
The Serve Up a Cure team supports breast cancer awareness events, recruit new members who are passionate about access to breast care, and raise money for The Rose year after year.
“Wine and Wisdom: A Night at Nice Winery”
When you hear stories about breast cancer, you might wonder who is behind the scenes making care possible for people going through treatment.
Why I Chose Surgery Before Cancer Knocked-One Woman’s Bold Leap
Alice Anne Dodge met breast cancer head-on—caring for family, making tough choices, and giving back as a veterinarian and board member at The Rose.
Clinical Trials Explained: Benefits, Barriers, and Breakthroughs in Oncology
Clinical trials pave the way for new breast cancer treatments, but many patients hesitate to take part. Dr. Elkhanany breaks down what these studies really mean and why access and education make a difference.
More Than a Mammogram: How The Rose Changes Lives
When healthcare costs seem out of reach, real stories offer hope and guidance for women facing tough choices about breast health.
What’s Cooking Behind the Scenes at Shrimp Boil: Grit, Gratitude and Giving Back
Have you ever thought getting involved in a cause would mean so much more after a personal diagnosis? For some, it starts as volunteering or supporting loved ones. For others, it becomes a personal journey of survival, advocacy, and sharing information.
Peeling Back the Layers: The Impact of Social Determinants on Breast Cancer Outcomes
Dr. Elkhanany is a breast oncologist at Baylor College of Medicine, and his journey started with a look at the complexity of cancer during medical school in Egypt.