Feel-Good Friday: For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, School Principal Who Survived Gets Celebrated

<![CDATA[October is all but done, but there’s enough time to eke in a message about breast cancer awareness. For many decades, the month has traditionally been designated as Breast Cancer Awareness Month worldwide. Where recognition of the disease, training on how to pinpoint the signs and symptoms, and encouragement is given to have regular screenings. The first Breast Cancer Awareness campaign happened around 40 years ago, and despite the advances and money poured into research, there is much that is still unknown about this particular form of cancer. A dear, dear friend lost her battle with breast cancer, so as I watched her walk through some of that journey, I can attest that more information and focus on what works best to bring healing and help to the person walking through this battle is so very critical.]]>