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Greeting Card - Breast Cancer - "Breast Cancer Sucks … We Still Look Da** Good" Ms Pink Ribbon America

Greeting Card - Breast Cancer - "Breast Cancer Sucks … We Still Look Da** Good" Ms Pink Ribbon America
Item# 24-10-0044
$2.97
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Product Description

Breast Cancer Greeting Cards

Ms Pink Ribbon America
”Breast Cancer Sucks…”

Here’s another outspoken advocate in the fight against breast cancer! Meet Ms Pink Ribbon America!

Cover Reads:

Breast Cancer Sucks But We Must Stand Tall,
All For One and One For All,
Let’s Fight For Survival – Let’s Hunt Down the Cure,
Be Brave and Remember That One Thing’s For Sure,
Life is Not Over - It’s Simply Just Stalled,
And We Still Look Damn Good – Though Our Heads Are Now Bald!!

Inside: Blank

Size: 5" x 7"
Packaged: Protective Sleeve
Created by: Scott Clarke

Scott is a talented freelance artist, writer, production, packing and marketing guy who knows firsthand about breast cancer. His mother-in-law has dealt with breast cancer twice; his ex-wife and her sister have been found to carry the gene and are currently undergoing precautionary treatments. With the fate of his 9 year old daughter in mind, he created his pink ribbon card line to promote awareness with a unique touch of humor. In Scott’s own words, “I have turned my creative energies toward the fight for a cure. I have been told by many women that humor is a magnificent weapon in the face of this deadly disease, so I took that and ran with it.” Through his line of breast cancer awareness merchandise, Scott not only hopes to raise awareness, but he also donates a portion of all proceeds to breast cancer research. Scott sums it up eloquently, “I know and have met many people who have had this disease touch their lives in some way and I am hoping to make a difference with my work.”