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.

Since surviving her battle with breast cancer more than twenty years ago, Judy has been actively involved in raising funds for The Rose through the annual Shrimp Boil. Her efforts help The Rose continue its mission to serve uninsured patients across forty-three counties in Southeast Texas.

Get involved by purchasing tickets or tables. Donate auction items or become an event sponsor. With an 80s theme, this year's Shrimp Boil on June 22nd promises a totally awesome time for a great cause.

Learn more at therose.org/shrimpboil.

Key Questions Answered

1.) Why is early detection crucial in breast cancer diagnosis and treatment?

2.) How does The Rose provide care and support for uninsured women?

3.) In what ways does the annual Shrimp Boil bring the community together?

4.) How does supporting organizations like The Rose make a difference in the lives of those in need?

Chapters

00:00 Introduction: Judy's Story and Volunteer Work

02:21 Judy's Diagnosis and the Importance of Early Detection

04:10 Challenges and Support During Treatment

07:05 Judy's Involvement in the Shrimp Boil Fundraiser

10:18 The Shrimp Boil Event: Community Support and Fun