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Pickled Pink April 2025

Join us on Saturday, April 26, 2025 for Pickled Pink Presented by

Dignity Memorial - a pickleball event benefiting Sense of Security at 3rd Shot Pickleball in Wheat Ridge. Check in Starts at 10:30 and court time begins at 11:00AM.

Whether you have never played before or play everyday, this event is for you. Come meet new people, play pickleball and raise much needed money for a great cause!
All players will be able to enjoy the bar and catered meals at their leisure, pink pickleballs, prizes and possibly a small silent auction will be offered to all during the event.
Tickets are $75, ($50 tax-deductible donation supporting our monthly grants for breast cancer patients in need in Colorado.
Sponsorship Opportunities exist and additional donations are always welcome.
Pickled Pink April 2025
A Splash of Pink Celebrating 25 Years of Assisting Colorado Breast Cancer Patients

Thank you for your support of our 2024 event - together we raised more than $190,000 to fund our grants in 2025!

Please join us on Saturday, October 18, 2025 at The Cable Center in Denver
for Sense of Security's
A Splash of Pink Benefiting Colorado Breast Cancer Patients
Presented by Empower

Ticket Pricing:
Alumnae $75, Young Professionals (under 25) $95, General Admission $150, Couples $250
All include parking, open bar cocktail party, three-course meal, access to silent and live auction items

A Splash of Pink Celebrating 25 Years of Assisting Colorado Breast Cancer Patients

News

Why We Don’t Have the Answers to Cure Breast Cancer

By Barbara Jacoby • May 3, 2023

I purposely titled this as a statement rather than a question because most often the question is what we hear without any answers. I have been spending lots of time and effort in trying to find some of those answers and I think that I am finally beginning to have an understanding of this matter and believe me, there are ... The post Why We Don’t Have the Answers to Cure Breast Cancer appeared first on Let Life Happen.

Every new day …

By Barbara Jacoby • May 3, 2023

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Partial Breast Irradiation Versus Whole Breast Irradiation for Early Breast Cancer Patients in a Randomized Phase III Trial

By Barbara Jacoby • May 3, 2023

By: Birgitte V. Offersen, MD, PhD; Jan Alsner, MSc, PhD; Hanne M. Nielsen, MD, PhD; Erik H. Jakobsen, MD; Mette H. Nielsen, MD, PhD; Lars Stenbygaard, MD; Anders N. Pedersen, MD, PhD; Mette S. Thomsen, MSc, PhD; Esben Yates, MSc; Martin Berg, MSc; Ebbe L. Lorenzen, MSc, PhD; Ingelise Jensen, MSc; Mirjana Josipovic, MSc, PhD; Maj-Britt Jensen, MSc; and Jens ... The post Partial Breast Irradiation Versus Whole Breast Irradiation for Early Breast Cancer Patients in a Randomized Phase III Trial appeared first on Let Life Happen.

Early-Stage Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: Optimizing Therapy

By Barbara Jacoby • May 1, 2023

By: Caroline Helwick From: ascopost.com The management of early-stage triple-negative breast cancer has been evolving at a fast pace, thanks largely to the discovery that immune checkpoint blockade can be effective in this subtype. At the 2023 Miami Breast Cancer Conference, Priyanka Sharma, MD, Professor of Medicine, University of Kansas Medical Center, took a sweeping look at the data that ... The post Early-Stage Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: Optimizing Therapy appeared first on Let Life Happen.

Breast Cancer and Helping Others

By Barbara Jacoby • April 29, 2023

I have been thinking about “how did you react when someone tells you that they have cancer. As we all know, that is a really hard subject with which to deal. Over the years I was faced with someone having cancer that has included my grandfather, my godmother, her daughter and granddaughter along with my father, my mother, my sister, ... The post Breast Cancer and Helping Others appeared first on Let Life Happen.