Cancer Survivors and Their Children

08/16/2013

Westgate Child Development Center has 3 and 4 year slots open for $35 a week from 8am to 2pm ABC Voucher accepted and transportation! Call 699-9904

08/15/2013

Most breast-cancer-related tests fall into one or more of the following categories:

Screening tests: Screening tests (such as yearly mammograms) are given routinely to people who appear to be healthy and are not suspected of having breast cancer. Their purpose is to find breast cancer early, before any symptoms can develop and the cancer usually is easier to treat.
Diagnostic tests: Diagnostic tests (such as biopsy) are given to people who are suspected of having breast cancer, either because of symptoms they may be experiencing or a screening test result. These tests are used to determine whether or not breast cancer is present and, if so, whether or not it has traveled outside the breast. Diagnostic tests also are used to gather more information about the cancer to guide decisions about treatment.
Monitoring tests: Once breast cancer is diagnosed, many tests are used during and after treatment to monitor how well therapies are working. Monitoring tests also may be used to check for any signs of recurrence.

08/15/2013

1st Annual Fundraiser:
"Walking the Catwalk" Fashion Show
Saturday, October 12, 2013
6:00pm
CC Woodson in Spartanburg

08/14/2013

08/14/2013

Cancer Survivors & Their Children is a non-profit organization founded
by Magdalene Ratcliff. The organization was founded February 10, 2012
based on the need Magdalene saw as she herself went through the battle
of fighting cancer. At every doctors appointment she sat in the waiting
room with other cancer patients as they wait to see the doctor. While
waiting she started to think about how she could help cancer patients and
their families. It came apparent to her that childcare would be a major
issue for patients because treatment could be very expensive, exhausting
and time consuming. There had to be someone who could look after the
children while parents fought this awful disease. Being a Daycare owner,
Magdalene decided to start a foundation that would provide quality
childcare free of charge while parent (s)/guardian go through the fight of
cancer. Cancer Survivors & Their Children deserve and need quality
daycare without having to worry about the cost. Childcare is very
expensive so join Magdalene and Cancer Survivors & Their Children
Foundation as we raise money to help provide quality childcare. Let that
me one less worry for those who are using their strength to “kick cancer’s
butt”!

Tax ID # _________45-4833477_______________

08/14/2013

Cancer Survivors & Their Children is a non-profit organization founded
by Magdalene Ratcliff. The organization was founded February 10, 2012
based on the need Magdalene saw as she herself went through the battle
of fighting cancer. At every doctors appointment she sat in the waiting
room with other cancer patients as they wait to see the doctor. While
waiting she started to think about how she could help cancer patients and
their families. It came apparent to her that childcare would be a major
issue for patients because treatment could be very expensive, exhausting
and time consuming. There had to be someone who could look after the
children while parents fought this awful disease. Being a Daycare owner,
Magdalene decided to start a foundation that would provide quality
childcare free of charge while parent (s)/guardian go through the fight of
cancer. Cancer Survivors & Their Children deserve and need quality
daycare without having to worry about the cost. Childcare is very
expensive so join Magdalene and Cancer Survivors & Their Children
Foundation as we raise money to help provide quality childcare. Let that
me one less worry for those who are using their strength to “kick cancer’s
butt”!

Tax ID # _________45-4833477_______________

Magdalene Ratcliff
8271 Warren H. Abernathy Hwy. Spartanburg, SC 29301
Phone: 864-325-4126 E-Mail: [email protected]