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Celebration of Healing and The Sport of Giving

"Fashionably Aware”, an event benefiting Gwinnett Medical Center’s New Cancer Center Lawrenceville Campus. The center will house a variety of cancer resources including books, pamphlets, wig room. It will be home to the Patient Navigator Program which includes an Access Navigator, Breast Health Navigator and an American Cancer Society Patient Resource Navigator.

 


TREND TICKETS:  $75.00 each

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The event will be on Wednesday, October 23, 2013 at the Hudgens Art Center at

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Gwinnett Arena.


 


• 7:30 - 8:30 -- Trend Seating Ticket Holders Entry


• 8:30 Doors open to Fashion show Room. Show starts at 9:00. Showcasing fashions


for men and women from multiple boutiques featuring their fall and holiday lines.


• Silent Auction opens at 6:30 and closes at 10:00


• Heavy Hor’devours and drinks

A Celebration of Healing, by Sal Brownfield and Eve Hoffman book is featured at this event!



 A Celebration of Healing is an art book, a book of stories bringing encouragement

and confidence to those impacted by breast cancer and other serious

illness.  It is neither a cancer “how to” guide nor a Hallmark card –

rather a book giving permission to laugh, to cry, rage and to know one is not

alone.  The twenty-one paintings and narratives build bridges between the

physical and emotional needs of patients, families, friends and the medical

community. They

become a part of the healing. 





 





A Celebration of Healing includes a wide range of breast cancer

experiences and demographics. Reader after reader, including those with

different kinds of cancer, have commented I

wish I’d had this book when diagnosed.  These are my stories, my

stories!  
Others have

suggested A stack of Celebration

should be in every doctor’s waiting room.



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