50 Shades of Pink - Hamilton

Principal stylist Nina Holmes from Stretton Clothing will show you how to
dress for your inner goddess! Learn how to sex up your look.
Why all women should feel sexy with simple steps to create the look.
Thursday 4th October 2012, 5:30pm—7:00pm
Tickets cost $25.00 and includes a glass of bubbles and nibbles
299 Barton Street, Hamilton
To book your ticket Email Tanya@strettonclothing.co.nz

Paddle For Hope Relay

Member group Pink Dragons Dragon Boat Team has a 'Paddle For Hope Relay', to be held at Auckland's Viaduct harbour on October 27th. Four of their girls will be racing, supported by the rest of the team on land. Dragon boat paddling and Stand Up Paddle-boarding are very different, but they're giving it a go!

For more information, or to come along and support the girls, please see http://www.pinkdragons.org.nz/

Experimental drug boosts survival rates

BCAC is excited to see new results from a clinical trial which show that women diagnosed with HER2-positive metastatic breast cancer lived longer when they received the

Rotorua Pink Walk 2012

The Rotorua Pink Walk 2012 is to be held on 31st October 2012 at the Village Green on the Lake Front in Rotorua.   There will be food and entertainment - from 5pm, with a Zumba warm up 5.30pm. 

It will be loads of fun, plus there will be loads of prizes.  Rally up your work collegues, family and friends and support this wonderful cause.

Please see http://rotoruabreastcancertrust.co.nz/2012/09/08/pink-walk-2012/ for more information.

Seminar ‘The Role of Thoughts, Feelings and Stress in the on-set and maintenance of Breast Cancer’

Member group Breast Cancer Network will be holding a seminar titled ‘The Role of Thoughts, Feelings and Stress in the on-set and maintenance of Breast Cancer’ with International Speaker Richard Moat. 

The seminar will be held on Friday 2nd November from 9.30 – 11.30am at Auckland Cancer Society Domain Lodge, 1 Boyle Crescent (off Park road), Grafton, Auckland.

There is limited seating therefore bookings are essential.  All are welcome, and morning tea will be provided at the commencement of the event (along with a chance for a mingle).  There is no entry fee, however a donation would be greatly appreciated.  

Richard addresses cancer from a thought-feeling (“psycho-emotional”) point of view.   His father’s diagnosis of pancreatic cancer saw Richard move from corporate peak performance coach and part-time international athlete, to student and practitioner of integrated approaches to treating all types of illness and creating optimal wellness.  Study that straddled The British College of Integrated Medicine and the Academy of Lifestyle Medicine in the UK has helped Richard emerge as a credible and widely consulted authority on exactly how our thoughts and feelings affect our health.  

Richard’s self-styled approach – known as ‘Moativational Medicine™’ - is a model that is grounded in the principles of metaphysics, the practice of energy psychology, the science of mind-body medicine, and the art of releasing human potential. It has emerged from his [current total of] twenty-nine years in the fields of health, wellbeing, positive change and personal transformation.  Richard teaches and lectures internationally, as well as conducting private in-person and on-line worldwide consultations from his Auckland clinic, specialising in transforming the psycho-emotional, conscious and unconscious stressors that help create and maintain illness and disease, including cancer.  

You can find out all about Richard’s work at www.richardmoat.com … take the time to click on ‘Cancer 5’, a not-for-profit-for-progress programme aimed to help those directly and indirectly living with cancer.  

Please see http://www.bcn.org.nz/ for more information, or contact Bonnie on admin@bcn.org.nz or by phoning 09 636 7040 (leaving a message if necessary) to secure your place – don’t delay!

 

Sweet Louise - Men's group

Something for the men: Men's Group, at dove house

A breast cancer diagnosis has a far-reaching impact, affecting lives on many levels: practical, emotional, physical and spiritual.  Family and friends offer much-needed support but often it is the husband or partner who must pull all the threads together, care for wife or partner and keep children, family, profession and life all moving forward.  This is a group for partners, and grown up male family members.

The group meets at dove house http://www.ebhospice.org.nz/ at 6pm.  Refreshments provided.

Dates for 2013:Wednesdays 29/5, 31/7, 25/9.

 

Please confirm attendance by phoning 09 575 4555 or 0800 11 22 77

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