This Women's History Month, The Rose celebrates trailblazers within the breast cancer community.

The Rose’s annual Everything’s Coming Up Roses Luncheon happens on March 27th.

This year’s honoree is Nancy Craig. 

Nancy joins Dorothy to discuss her role and share why it’s important to her to spread The Rose’s mission. She shares her personal experience with breast cancer, including early detection and treatment. 

We couldn’t have found a better advocate than Nancy, and you’ll hear why. The conversation dives into community trust, reaching young women, and breaking the language barrier, as well as the need for unrestricted funds.

Mark your calendar for March 27th because you’re sure to have a great time for an even greater cause, supporting the women of The Rose.

Key Questions Answered

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

2.) How does The Rose plays a vital role in providing breast cancer services in rural communities?

3.) What makes unrestricted funds critical to serving more women?

4.) What efforts should be made to reach younger women for breast cancer education and screening?

Chapters

00:00 Being Honored at the Luncheon

02:28 Nancy's Breast Cancer Experience

08:38 The Importance of The Rose in Rural Communities

10:27 The Role of Trust in Breast Cancer Care

11:25 The Community's Support for The Rose

13:09 The Need for Unrestricted Funds

14:03 Reaching Younger Women

17:50 Personal Goals for the Luncheon

19:46 The Impact of Breast Cancer on Men

22:36 The Uncertainty of Cancer

23:05 Rituals and Attitudes for Survivors

24:04 The Importance of Regular Testing

25:27 The Role of Community and Support

26:54 Seeking Second Opinions and Trusting Doctors

28:20 The Importance of Reliable Information

29:19 Addressing Language Barriers

30:41 Upcoming Luncheon and Speaker