Bright Starts™ wants to honor eight women who have led an inspirational fight against breast cancer. These amazing women have persevered through their battle and have gone on to make a difference in the world, motivating and inspiring those around them.
What does it take to be a Pink Power Mom? Read about the former winners at http://www.pinkpowermom.com.
WIN!
Nominate your Pink Power Mom today by sharing your stories about that amazing woman in your life. Bright Starts is offering the Pink Power Mom in your life 2 ways to win.
1. Recognize and empower your Pink Power Mom by leaving a couple of sentences below about her.
2. Submit your story about your Pink Power Mom to http://www.pinkpowermom.com. Be sure to include the line: “Referred by 2 Wired 2 Tired” at the end of your story.
The deadline for both contests is June 30, 2010.
In October (Breast Cancer Awareness Month), I will announce the randomly chosen winner from the comments left on 2 Wired 2 Tired. The Pink Power Mom whose story was chosen will receive the Pretty In Pink™ Baby’s Play Place™ Deluxe Edition ($79 value) or the Pretty In Pink™ Bounce-a-bout™ ($59 value).
Also in October, Bright Starts will announce the 8 national winners chosen from the http://www.pinkpowermom.com entries. The winners will each receive:
- A $5,000 Donation to the breast cancer charity of her choice
- A weekend of pampering with all 8 of the Pink Power Mom winner
- A chance to be selected as the Bright Starts™ Pink Power Super Mom and to receive additional charity donations plus appear in a Bright Starts™ print advertising campaign
Good luck! I’m looking forward to reading about the Pink Power Moms in your life.
Also, don’t forget to Become a Fan of Bright Starts on Facebook and Be a Giver. Through the month of June, Bright Starts™ will donate $1 for every new fan that joins us during the campaign to benefit Pink Power Mom charities. Your Pink Power Mom will appreciate your help and support.
I would like to nominate my mother, she is a remarkable woman. She has raised 4 children and continues to raise 3 grandchildren. Back in 2003 her doctor told her that she had a lump in her left breast, when she told us kids about it, ofcourse we were afraid for her, but she tried to tell us that it was probably nothing to worry about. The doctor scheduled her for a biopsy, and we all were waiting until after it was done to go into her room to see her. We ask her, well, mom, is everything ok? What did the doctor tell you? She looked at us and told us that it was cancer, so he removed my breast and some of my lympnodes. I remember being so sad and feeling really bad for her, while wondering at the same time…Did he get it all…Has it spread? But while my mom was lying there, she looked at us and said…awww it will be ok, don’t worry about me, I’ll just get a falsie.. LOL! She is a very brave woman, if she was sad or depressed, she never let us know it. My mom is cancer free and I thank GOD above that I still have her in my life!!