Hai Ellen,
I'm Shanna, not from America but from Indonesia. I am still 13 years old and I really want to do something. I really want to help because I know it is such an important case for all women in this world. My grandma had this and she died after 3-6 months being diagnosed. Tragic, and that was in the 1980s and I was not yet born. I really want to be an active member in organization for Breast Cancer and other organizations relating to Cancer and also organizations in Autism. I felt that in my age, I need to help because I still have the strength to help. I really want to help, and I actually have more organizations I want to help ( not only health wise like Breast Cancer, HIV, Autism but socially too.)

Thank youu

Last year my wife,Teresa and I went through two trying moments. Our first was me having quadruple bypass without little notice and within a week afterwards she was diagnosed with breast cancer. We never had much time cardiac rehab with her having to take radiation twice a day for a week and then going into chemotherapy treatment. With the grace and help of God we made it through it all. I enjoy your show and I watch it whenever I get the chance. Keep up the cause for the cure and may God bless.

Hello Ellen,
I tryed to email you a letter last week. And I have heard nothing back. I hope that this will reach you in time. My friend Kim Marino is 28 years old. And has Stage 3 breast cancer. She is a mother of four children, all girls. and two are twins. She is a great mother. She is married to a wonderful man. And is going threw hard times,. On November 1st 2008 we are having a benifit for her in Mentor ohio. I would mean alot if you could please send her some words of incourgement. Something personal from you. You do something on your show every year to help research for woman with breast cancer. If you can help at all. Please email me at angellekelley81@yahoo.com

Hi, Ellen,
I wanted to thank you for being a part of the support for our cause,
to end cancer forever!!
I have 4 th stage breast cancer and have been on chemo for 2 years now at the Cancer Center here. Welove our drs. and the onco nurses!!
Your support is very welcome and appreciated from all of the chemo rooms at the cancer center here!!
Thanks,
kathy

Hi Ellen!

I am 54, and I recently retired from teaching high school for 31 years to help out my elderly parents. I wanted to pass along my new venture to let everyone who is retired to get CREATIVE for a CURE!

I started a new business called Cabin Fever Crafts to raise money for Breast Cancer and Food and Friends (who deliver three hot nutritional meals to those with life-threatening illnesses in MD, VA, and DC.) I am not taking a salary for this so that more money can go to folks in need. I make crafts
(quilts, stamped diaries, and handmade cards) as well as buying crafts wholesale. I then sell the items retail at a very reasonable price! (Okay, I love to shop....)

My business is small,and is located in the beautiful town of Poolesville, Md. but I know it will grow because so many people are touched by breast cancer like my family has been.

My parents now have a new positive focus. They help me assemble my crafts, and we take field trips to purchase supplies. My 85 year old Dad even passed out flyers for me at the local grocery store!

Thank you Ellen for giving us a way to share ideas to fund and find a cure!

Jan from Maryland

My Mom died as a result of breast cancer. First, it was the her right breast and about 29 Lymph nodes removed. We really thought she was getting better. We had one last beautiful Thanksgiving together in 1989. She had also just turned 60 on the 7th of November. Then they discovered a brain tumer. I am told it is the most common 'secondary' form of cancer. All I know is that she lived to be 60 yrs., and 5 weeks old. Christmas was her favorite holiday. We'd have wrapping contests, make ornaments, etc.. But she was gone! It was so awful...no more 'Hi, Mom!' phone calls, no more hugs, no more braiding her beautiful black hair. Her name was Virginia Louise (nee Matthews) Zavatto. She was my Mom and my friend. There is so much more I would like to ask her, but I can't except for in my dreams.
Who ever you are does not matter. Just make sure you tell all your loved ones that you love them and are glad to know them. And don't avoid asking the hard questions. EWven if you don't get the answer you wanted, or no answer at all, it will save you wondering long after they are gone. I believe they become angels and watch over us. Be happy that you were fortunate enough to have had that person in your life. Even if it's a relative you don't like and they didn't like you either...what did you LEARN from them? There's always something, even if it's a marigold.
Thankyou for listening. I still miss her (my Mom) and always will. It doesn't get easier, and I don't care if they that it does. You just learn to live with that void and cry when no-one's around, or with someone you love who understands.
the pain. Let's hope for a cure and no more mis-diagnosis.
Sincerely, Janet Louise Faith Zavatto

Actually, we have the general cure for cancer already, including breast, pancreatic, liver, renal, blood, etc. The science has been developed over the past 25 years by a US scientist. The clinical trials are being conducted in another country so almost no one in the US knows about this. The fact is that we are achieving total remission in every patient. We have no fatalities. This is not Nanni juice, it is real science, it is just that almost knows about it yet. We achieve this by a major amplification of the immune system with the natural human peptide that stimulates the immune system and has no toxicity. This is all proven and verifiable. If you want to know the facts and really help then contact me. I represent the company that controls the science.

HI Ellen , last year in april my mother found out that she has breast cancer , she had her breast removed went through chemo and radiation, it was very hard to watch her go through that , last month her mother my grandmother also found out that she has breast cancer , she had her breast removed about three weeks ago, she is doing well ,last year was the frist year that our city did the RUN FOR THE CURE me my two sisters raised money and did the run together this year me and my two sisters are going to do the run again on oct 5th , my daughter Kelsey is six years old she is so excited she is doing the run as well ever since she saw her grandmother go through the cancer she has been wanting to help find a way to raise money for breast cancer she has raised her money and cannot wait to stand up with all the other woman and hekp find the cure, she loves your show she thinks that you are so nice and funny , so when she saw that you were raiseing money for breast cancer she so happy to see that you care about people so much , thank you for all that you do we love you .