Many Colors

Cancer Awareness Ribbons
The National Cancer Survivors Day is a secular holiday celebrated on the first Sunday in June in the United States.  The day is meant to demonstrate that life after a cancer diagnosis can be a reality.  My mom, who recently turned 87yrs old, is a 25+ years Cancer survivor.  (Go Mom!!)
Colored ribbons have come to mean support for many causes.  Above are the colors relevant to Cancer.  Please take a moment to pray for those currently suffering from all the various forms of cancer (and their families and loved ones).
Click on the link to visit the “Official” website of the National Cancer Survivors Day
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On This Day In:
2013	Distance, n.
	Less Can Be More
2012	Rise Up!
	The Gift
2011	Artful Courage
2010	A Handful of Lessons…

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