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The month of November welcomes all things cozy and pumpkin spice. And while there’s a lot to be thankful for at this time of year, there’s also something very important that also deserves attention: Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month. A pancreatic cancer diagnosis is often one of the deadliest, not because it’s common, but because it often goes unnoticed until it’s already very advanced. This is an injustice that no family should have to face. And while there are organizations

The mission of our organization is to create meaningful events that will help inspire hope  and empower women affected by cancer. So, how did this start?  Not to get too personal, but when our mom was going through her (pancreatic) cancer treatment, we often wondered if there was anything we could do to help things become even slightly better for her. We weren’t naive to the fact that we couldn’t really do much to get her mind off of the painfully obvious elephant in the room

I know what you’re thinking: who are these people and why is their website almost completely purple?  Well, nearly a decade ago me and my sister (and our younger brother) had to say goodbye to the most important person in the world to us – our mother. I wish I could tell you that we saw it coming, but truthfully, we didn’t. Maybe that was naive of us and we were living in denial, or maybe we just didn’t realize that we had less time than we actually did. Either way, August 9,