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GIVEAWAY- fashion with a cause – Save the Ta-tas®

imagine a world
without
CANCER

I was so excited when I found out that Save the Ta-tas® was going to be a sponsor of Champagne Living’s 1st GIVEAWAY of 2009.

You haven’t hear of Ta-tas® brand clothing yet?

Save the Ta-tas is the brainchild of Julia Fiske (a seasoned accessories designer for companies like Levis, Addidas, and more), who developed the brand after members of her own family had been diagnosed with breast cancer, faced mastectomies and had been gravely concerned that as a result of the surgery their marriages could be in jeopardy, or they would no longer be attractive women.

Yes, laughter is the best medicine, which is a sentiment that’s obviously heartily endorsed by this innovative clothing company. But while the message may seem lighthearted and sassy, the company is absolutely serious about fighting to win in this important issue.

So far Save the Ta-tas® has donated over
$202,000 to Breast Cancer Research

Some of the celebrities who have helped to put the “Fun in the Fight” by wearing Ta-tas® Brand clothing are:

Kate Beckinsale

Demi Moore

Ryan Seacrest

Fran Drescher

Jessica Alba

Daisy Fuentes

Lindsay Lohan

and many more

So….on to this wonder GIVEAWAY

The winner of this giveaway will be receiving the GIFT BASKET that you see in the picture above. It includes such goodies as a


A Ta-Ta’s coffee mug

Pink XL T-shirt

Black XL T-shirt

Boob Lube for easier self examinations

and lots more!!!!!

HERE’S HOW TO ENTER –

There will be a widget on the right hand column for easy access to enter daily.

* 1 entry daily Leave your name & e-mail address in the comments – along with what any comment you may have regarding Save the ta-tas, how cancer has impacted you or your family, etc.

* An EXTRA entry for EACH place that you list this contest (your blog, a forum, an e-mail list, twitter, facebook, etc.) – come back and add the link to the comments section.

* End Date: Tuesday, January 20, 2009 @ 11:59 pm EST

* Winners will be chosen by Random.org.

* Winner will be posted on Champagne Living and notified via e-mail. Winner has 72 hours to respond to winning e-mail, or an alternative winner will be chosen.

* Restrictions: This giveaway is only open to residents of the United States who are 13 years of age or older.

* The winners will also be listed at Prizey Fetch.

Comments

  2. One of my best friends has cancer. Luckily, it was caught in time but she is not out of the woods yet. She still has to have chemo and we are praying she comes out okay.

  7. This organization’s catchy name will garner lots of WANTED attention, I’m sure. 🙂 Thanks for the giveaway!

  10. I haven't lost anyone close thankfully, but it's a wonderful cause & hope that a cure is found soon!!

  11. My mom had cancer right after I was born. This is great cause and how cute the shirts are too!

  14. What a great cause! My mother, aunt and grandma have all had to struggle with breast cancer. Love the shirts!

  20. My mom has survived both breast cancer and ovarian cancer in the past 8 years. She is one tough lady!

  21. Cancer is 30% genetics and 70% lifestyle but people don’t want to cut down on eating meat or exercise. They want to buy pink ribbons instead.

  27. I have a good friend who just had a ta-ta scare. Thankfully everything turned out all right, but she had a very expensive procedure to say so.

    I’ve lost two friends to cancer.

    Save the ta-tas. Save a life. Save a friend. Save a mother. Save a sissy. Save yourself. Beat this thing, girls!!

    Thanks for having the giveaway!!

  29. My mom is a breast cancer survivor and one of my best friend’s mom just passed away from this disease. It’s changed my family because we’re all super serious now about preventative exams.

  30. What a great cause and giveaway. I personally have not lost anyone close to me thankfully, but think its a great cause, and would love to win this and spread the word w/the cute shirts! 🙂

    ajd495@gmail.com

  32. My best friend (who is younger than I am) started chemo for breast cancer on Friday. What a way to start the new year.

  33. Great site, very catching name to make people aware. My mom was diagnosed with cancer in Nov of 2007 she has 2 rounds of chemo left and is doing good.

  34. My Grandmother has been dealing with breast cancer, and I think this is a great way to bring the cause to people’s minds.

  36. Excellent giveaway.

    Thanks to the miracles of modern medicine, two people I know survived breast cancer, and did well during their treatments. Both are 20+ year survivors! Hooray for the people who made it possible for these two people who are special to me to not only survive, but THRIVE!!

    majqa1966@yahoo.com

  37. The biggest thing I know about cancer is that it is not an automatic death sentence… People can fight it.

  38. great organization – love that they have taken a serious issue and promoted it in a ‘cool way’ to gain support

  41. i know many people who have battled their lives with cancer, some won, some lost unfortunatly.

  42. My Grandmother was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and the women in my family were informed that we are extremely susceptible and need to get tested. It’s really scary and Breast Cancer Awareness is more important to me than ever. I don’t know what I’d do without my grandmother; I love her.

  44. what someone else said was they were amazed at how much cancer is out there- what makes me mad is the fact they do such silly research on farting monkeys and other silly things- we need to find a cure and find it now, the breast is such unknown territory

  45. My uncle is stage 4 prostate cancer but still going strong for almost 2 years now. Also my mother in law and her sister both had breast cancer. My husbands aunt passed away but my mother in law caught hers in time. Thanks for the chance. I would proudly wear the shirts. brewerchickey78(at)yahoo.com

  46. My great paternal grandma and paternal cousin both had breast cancer. My cousin is a 10+ year survivor now. My paternal grandma had cervical cancer. Their battles and triumphs led me to my career choice. I am an RN on a woman’s cancer/surgical unit ~ and everyday I feel their presence helping me help others.

  47. Cancer runs in my family and one of my closest friends just had to watch her mom suffer from breast cancer. The mom had her breast removed and is thankfully healthy now.

    bleuteam at gmail dot com

  49. I lost my mom to Ovarian Cancer 30 years ago. She was only 44 years old. I was 20 at the time. I feel like I’ve been cheated…she was not there for my wedding, the birth of my son and so much more. I miss her dearly! I get so upset when I hear people complain about their parents…I also lost my dad 6 years ago…It’s been hard but you need to get through it!

  50. 1/6/09 – I think this organization is a great idea and will raise a lot of money for breast cancer research. Thanks for the giveaway!

  52. Besides losing my father and father-in-law to prostate cancer, my mother-in-law lost her sister, her mother, her father, and 2 brothers all to different types of cancer. My brother-in-law was diagnosed with prostate cancer but has been able to beat it with treatments.

  53. I love how this campaign takes a humorous approach to a difficult yet important subject. Knowledge is power, and this encourages learning in a non-threatening way

  54. What a unique concept for Breast Cancer suport—My friend who I work with is going thru her Breast cancer treatment right now–she is triple negative–but she had a lumpectomy, chemo and radiation so her chances of ot returning are lke 5%!!! her advice to all women is to get your mamos regualry!!!

  55. My aunt died of a rare lung cancer (never smoked) at 44 and my mother from colon cancer at 56. Kind of worrisome!

  57. My grandmother was had breast cancer, a double mastectomy, and later died when her cancer came back in another area, My grandfather had prostate/liver cancer he died as well. Two of my uncles died from cancer pancreatic and mouth cancer, another uncle is a skin cancer survivor. My aunt died of lung cancer. My mother is a breast cancer survivor. Elimination of CANCER is my biggest HOPE. I don’t want my kids to be in jeopardy or to lose anyone else to cancer.

    rmc1ra at aol dot com

  58. My mom died from BC and my best friend is now battling it. PS my hebrew name is the same as yours Zipporah

  61. My sister had breast cancer 3 times and is still here today. Now she is batteling bone cancer. I wish they would find a cure soon.

  62. both my Mother and Grandmother had breast cancer. They are survivors. My brother and uant also have a form of cancer.

  69. My life’s been impacted because my niece has had cancer twice now. Please accept my entry, ty. skyxsky27(at)gmail.com

  74. This is a really cool giveaway and would really be one of those who will support tatas by wearing the t-shirt.

  75. Save the ta tas is a great cause and anything thay supports cancer awareness is good. I lost 2 family members to cancer.
    nanja[at]comcast[dot]net

  78. My dear Aunt Alice survived breast cancer & made sure all nieces were diligent about breast exams & mammograms.

  79. Although no one in my family has had breast cancer, we’ve had our fair share of many other types of cancer. Each year, I run in the Race for the Cure. I just feel a need to show my support to all the women who are fighting or have survived!

  82. I have breast cancer and I have lost my only child to breast cancer. She was 39. I lost my husband last year to lung cancer.
    Cancer sucks!

  83. What a wonderful basket! Breast Cancer has touched so many…my grandmother was diagnosed with it. Thanks to God she is fully recovered.

  84. My aunt just finished her Radiation for Breast Cancer. My husband and I were both diagnoised with Melanoma Skin Cancer on the same day! I am a Chair-person for Relay For Life to raise money for the American Cancer Society in my town. I would love to win this for my aunt. atboop2@yahoo.com

  85. Judy Zerbe
    rzerbe6462@comcast.net

    My husband and I are both cancer survivors. It has been 5 years since he was treated for throat cancer and 4 years since I was treated for colon cancer. We thank God everyday that we are still on this earth in pretty good health!

  87. I am a huge supporter of cancer awareness/research as I have lost a few relatives and quite a few other relatives are cancer survivors! And these shirts are awesome! Thanks for entering me.

  88. I love the sprit behind “save the ta-ta’s.” I normaly am pretty conservative dresser, but I would wear these shirts proudly

  90. i love this brand and the cause. i did the susan komen walk this year with my baby boy and it was so inspiring

  91. Save the Ta-Tas does such great work. Thanks for getting involved!
    jjdragonfly [at] gmail [dot] com

  92. My best friend just had a masectomy beginning of December so this has all been fresh in my mind.

    ajcmeyer AT go DOT com

  93. i knew i had cancer in my family but this campaign made me aware that i could be at risk even tho breast cancer is not in my family.

  94. My MIL overcame her breast cancer and yet I still worry a bit for her. I will support saving the ta-tas 🙂

  100. I think this is a wonderful giveaway and I think Save the TaTas is a wonderful cause. At this point, I don’t think I can think of a single person that has not been touch by cancer somehow, and these organizations are much needed and appreciated for all that they do.

  101. I think this is such a clever campaign…thankfully breast cancer has yet to touch anyone close to me.
    bebemiqu82(at)yahoo(dot)com

  102. My great-grandmother died of breast cancer. Can’t wait to wear my new Ta-Ta’s shirts! 😀

  103. One of my best friend’s lost her mother to cancer and every year we walk in her honor at the Race for the Cure race. We dress in all pink and I would love to wear this shirt at the next race! m_huston(at)hotmail(dot)com

  104. I had no idea that they had donated so much money! That’s fabulous!

    kelli at pfrog dot net

  105. This is a wonderful organization and they have done so much to fund breast cancer research.
    hematopoiesis at hotmail dot com

  106. Sadly to say, cancer has affected my life greatly. grandmother, grandfather and aunt all passed away from cancer. All too young.

  107. My mother is a breast cancer survivor, but the worry never leaves.
    Thanks for the giveaway!
    ~Jenny~

  109. Thanks for this fun and important giveaway, I have a good friend who was recently diagnosed with testicular cancer, so I know we have a fight ahead of us.
    linjenals at yahoo dot com

  113. Let’s work to Save the Ta Tas! But as a side note for the Heart Association – 1 in 30 women die of breast cancer. 1 in 3 dies of Cardiovascualr diseases. Take care of your heart and your Ta Tas!

    thanks

    adams006 at hotmail dot com

  114. I will be a 7 yr breast cancer survivor next month. I love your “save the Ta Ta’s ” t-shirt. I want to get them for me and my 4 grown daughters.
    HUGGS–Judie

  116. my grandmother survived breast cancer, wouldn’t she be cute in one of the t’s!
    mom2maria at hotmail

  117. My great-grandmother had breast cancer. Thanks for the great giveaway – humor and a cause!

    lynne at fairpoint dot net

  118. I’ve had many friends and family members have deal with cancer. This is a great site!
    cbeargie (at) yahoo.com

  120. I love the giveaway. I have had a few very close friends fight the battle with breast cancer and win. I would share this with them!!

  121. I love the giveaway. I have had a few very close friends fight the battle with breast cancer and win. I would share this with them!!

  123. I love their site! My mother in law is a breast cancer survivor.. I never really understood the impact on here life until we sat down and she told me about it. It’s amazing that even through that you become a stronger person!

  124. My sister-in-law at a young age was detected with breast cancer. She detected a knot long before going to have it checked. She lost one of her breast. Thanks for the giveaway.

    She is a survivor!

    gahome2mom (at) gmail.com

  125. What a great prize pack! I would love to sport those t’s.
    I’m a big supporter of the American Cancer Society and have been a team captain for our local Relay for Life for 3 yrs running.
    Until there is a cure…

  126. This is really a great giveaway. I can’t imagine what it feels for people who have to go through cancer.

  127. I am a survivor twice of cancer! It has been a long battle and I am sitll going through all od aftermath of having cancer

  129. i have had 2 aunts and a grandmother who all beat breast cancer and i would love to give this gift to one of them. this would mean a lot to them. thanks!

    jayme[dot]bouwens@yahoo[dot]com

  130. I work in the medical field and 1 of our doctors had prostate cancer and ALL the employees wore light blue ribbons for months while he was undergoing treatment. I think that anytime you wear or show support that People who are going through this feels just a little better knowing people CARE. Thanks for making a bad thing seem a little bit on the lighter side.

  134. It’s bad when a family member has this disease. My niece has had it 2x now and is a Survivor

  144. I kinda wish the prize came with the “caught you looking at my ta-tas” shirt. so cute and a good reason to wear it. (waterprincess812@aol.com)

  146. I am a breast cancer survivor of five years now, and doing well, this is a real eye opener and mind boggling thing to go throught, you feel as though you are losing your identity, along with your breast, hair and liveliness, thanks for introducing us to this site, and also thanks for the giveaway

  147. I have known amazing women who have been affected by Breast Cancer. Lets keep fighting the good fight!

    Amber
    shevilkenevil1 at aol dot com

  148. I’ve lost a loved one to Cancer and I hoping for a cure one day!
    Thanks, this basket is lovely!

  155. I’ve lost several family members to cancer, however my mom has beaten it twice! I’d love to win this for her.

  158. All 3 of my Dad’s sisters have had breast cancer and two of them have died from it. I am so glad the awareness level has risen and women are getting early detection. Thank you for helping with more awareness.

  160. My family has been affected by cancer. Three of my four grandparents died of cancer.

    bleuteam at gmail.com

  161. I love this campaign. Any one who has been touched by cancer knows that it is fought with love and laugher (for those of us who cant practice medicine..anyway)

  162. back to enter today – love that they are making a serious issue ‘hip’ to gain support

  163. my father is battling colon cancer right now. all of us kids plan on participating in the undy 5000 in dallas this year as a show of support. trinitygsd at yahoo dot com

  164. My grandmother died of cancer and I am vigilant on my self exams and love that so much action is called to this great cause.

  166. My godmother has breast cancer. She’s hat both breasts removed. It is pretty scary. Thanks for the chance.

    sweetascandy579 at yahoo dot com

  171. A few years ago, I lost a dear friend to breast cancer. I have another friend who was diagnosed with cancer about 4 years ago, she was treated with kemo and has been cancer free since. Recently she was worried right before getting her regular check-up, but all was well and she is fine. Thanks for this opportunity.

  172. I had read about the Ta Ta things and I love them! Nothing like grabbing someone’s attention for a great cause!

  175. entering for today – think it’s great that breast cancer is getting all this publicity – hopefully research will come up with better treatment and prevention

  176. I’ve known people who have had cancer and who have not survived. This is a very nice site and Save the Tatas is a great slogan!

  178. I love the site and support anything that raises the awareness of breast cancer. Thanks!
    lisanne411 (at) yahoo (dot) com

  180. I was diagnosed with breast cancer a year after my best friend was. She got me through the chemo and radiation…. I have been cancer free for about a year and everyday is a blessing.

  181. My grandmother had breast cancer, but the tumor was removed without incident. That made me very thankful.

  183. My husband was diagnosed with cancer 9 years ago We have made it and so can may others. It is hard on the patient as well as the family. Just remember to have faith and you can make it.

  184. I love all of the ta-tas merchandise, it’s a great idea and worthy cause. I lost my mom to cancer, she taught me what it is to be courageous.

    Barbara (gr8tjoy at hotmail.com)

  186. Had 2 friends die in college or just after, one BC, the other Ovarian cancer. Miss ’em every day

  187. This is a great cause. I’ve been following the Save the tata’s campaign for awhile and I really support everything that they do.

    bbkling(at)gmail(dot)com

  190. My younger sister died of breast cancer in 2002 after years of intense suffering. She was 46. I had breast cancer in 1998, 2005 and 2006-numerous surgeries, radiation and reconstruction. I don’t like referring to them as Ta-tas. They are breasts. Let’s not diminish this illness with a catchy phrases like “save the tatas”

  192. Great giveaway! My father had stomach cancer a few years ago. Luckily, he is in remission now. I hope this giveaway will alert many people to this important cause.

  194. With both my father and father-in-law dying from prostate cancer, I’m concerned for my husband and my son so I insist on a PSA test yearly.

  196. I have lost 5 members of my family to cancer. I also have 2 members who are currently fighting the battle. This cause is very important to me. I would love to win this contest to show my support.

  197. Ryan Seacrest is the only man listed? I find that far worse than referring to “Ta-tas®”
    Besides, they’re mammary glands.

  198. Great cause ~ Awesome giveaway ! My cousin was recently diagnosed with breast cancer & is undergoing chemo now.

  200. My father suffered from bladder cancer although it was his failing heart that he died from. I have a good online friend that I would love to send this basket too. She just got through chemo and now is a survivor of breast cancer.

    Thanks so much!

  201. Hello, My sister lost her mother-in-law to cancer and I have several friends that are breast cancer survivors. Please enter me in your gift basket drawing. Many thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

  202. My mother died when I was only 6 years old, her mother my grandma dies of complications after surgery to remove and oral cancer (she didn’t even smoke). I get mammos and regular gyn exams.

  205. Thanks for the introduction to this site, first I knew of it, and I am a breast cancer survivor, thanks for the giveaway

  206. awesome giveaway and these shirts brought a smile on.
    My aunt died from cancer years ago due to the nuclear fall out living in vegas ruined her life because she was so close.
    My sister was just diagnosed with breast cancer three days ago. and my 2nd mommy has battled it and won 3 times. she lost her son 5 years ago to it and her daddy.
    its an awful awful diseas and I want a cure asap.
    celeste_joyce84@hotmail.com

  207. My husband had colon and esophygus cancers last year We thought the worst was over but now we’re battling liver cancer Both my parents died of cancer and I do not want to lose my husband to this dreadful disease

  210. One of my best girlfriends found her own breast cancer at 39 years old. She elected to undergo a double mastectomy immediately and has been cancer free for 2 years now. Going through that with her has made this a cause very near and dear to my heart.

  211. I want to cover my Ta-Ta’s with a Ta-Ta’s shirt!
    I love this, whomever came up with it is brilliant, because it’s true, laughter is the best way to get the point across.

    Dee
    Lionessladee@aol.com

    In Memory of my aunt Norma and my SIL Pam!

  219. My sister who is 48 just had her R breast removed and 3 lymph nodes. She was diagnosed in may of 2008. Chemo was the plan to shrink it so after many treatments it didnt shrink it at all. She is from FL but she is staying with me so I can help her through it. So she had to tell one of the girls “TA TA” if it saves her life who needs them anyway. I have her

  221. My grandma died of cancer, my dad has prostate cancer, one of my best friends (young) has been diagnosed with a brain tumor. Let’s beat cancer!

  223. Christina – xristya@rock.com – I knew two women who had breast cancer – one, my late sister-in-law who had a double masectomy but died six years later; and the other a friend who also had a double masectomy but survived and is still a free spirt and very happy to be alive! I tried to help them through the terrible stages of this disease and strongly believe that we need more and more research and results!

  224. I’d love to win this – Please pick me!!! My aunt died of breast cancer and I think the world needs to be more aware and active in this cause. This organization is a wonderful one and I’m thankful to be able to help in any way I can.

  225. My nana had breast cancer. She was a survivor, but it had a devastating affect on her. I make sure I do my BSEs and encourage my friends to do the same.

    reg8w@aol.com

  230. MY MOM HAS HAD CANCER TWICE,,, I C A DR. AND DO TEST OCT. OF EVERY YEAR. MY HUSBAND HAD LUNG AND COLIN CANCER 10 YEARS AGO, IT CHANGES YOUR LIFE

  232. We’ve had so many problems with breast cancer in our family, and I feel save the tatas is a wonderful way to get the word out there!

  233. I think Save the Ta Tas is a wonderful cause and I wish them all the best of luck in accomplishing their goal. Women (and men too!) need to be more aware of this disease and what can be done to prevent it from being as devastating as it could be.

    No one person can change the world, but if every person changed themselves, the entire world would be different – Me

  241. My MIL is a breast cancer survivor and I am glad she is, she is a special person in my life.

  245. My mother and two of her sisters died of cancer. It is so encouraging that people support cancer research. Hopefully my daughter’s generation will not have to suffer so much loss from this desease.
    Thank you for the giveaway.
    Pat
    zevel@wi.rr.com

  246. My Mom and two of her sisters died of cancer. I am glad so many people sponsor cancer research. I hope my daughter’s generation will not suffer so much loss due to this desease.
    Pat
    zevel@wi.rr.com

  248. I dont think I know a person whose life hasnt been touched in someway by cancer. The more we do to fight this scourge the better!. Thanks for bringing awareness in such a fun way!

  249. my father is battling colon cancer right now. we’re all praying for a good outcome. trinitygsd at yahoo dot com

  256. So many people in my life have been affected in one way or another cancer.

    bleuteam at gmail dot com

  258. I love Save the Ta-Tas! It’s such a great way to get the word out and get people to help this important cause!

  260. Save the tatas make people stop for a minute – hopefully to think about breast cancer and how it hae affected people they love.
    Thanks
    Sarah
    believedreamcourage (at) gmail.com

  261. My mom recently recovered from Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma…luckily she eats really healthy so that helped her recovery.

    My sister knows many who have been impacted by this breast cancer – she’s even shaved her head along with other friends for some.

  263. I lost my mom to breast cancer when I was 20. I would like to give this to my wife as a reminder to get her exams.

  267. As many as you, Lost a loved one to breast cancer. I think that save the ta-tahs is creative and puts a smile on your face. No shame in saving the boobies and bringing awareness at the same time!!!

  269. My granmother just recently passed away from lung cancer and she was never a smoker. Makes me realize that you don’t have to fit into the sterotype to suffer from cancer. It can truly happen to anyone.

    LayDeeBugLove@aol.com

  272. Great giveaway..while I don’t enjoy mammograms, I realize how important it is to have early detection with breast cancer, so I go yearly.

    Michelle
    shel704 at aol dot com

  275. We have so much cancer in our family, and it’s wonderful to see a group like save the ta-tas go out and get needed attention and funding!

  276. Thanks for the giveaway. Our grandparents had cancer, but our generation has been spared so far.

  278. I’ve had one aunt die from breast cancer, and two other aunts that are breast cancer survivors.

    One of my good friends was recently diagnosed with breast cancer too (but caught it early enough, thank goodness!).

    It’s a horrible, horrible disease.

    mandjregan[at]gmail.com

  282. I lost both my parents to cancer before I entered high school, so I know just how rough it can be for the kids, with kids of my own I hope to avoid that by taking extra precautions

  283. I volunteer for a breast cancer awareness fundraising event which includes a walk and a silent auction. I am on the auction commitee. This would be a great basket to auction off. It would get many laughs and smiles. I personally have had cancer but am cancer free now.

  288. Wonderful site and can’t say good enough things about the cause! Thanks for a great giveaway 🙂

  289. My husband has had prostrate cancer and non-hodgkins lymphoma after serving in the Army for 30 years. So far he is a survivor!

  291. My Aunt had Breast Cancer, they caught it early and she recovered thank goodness, but all the ladies in my family were raised from then on to make sure we do self exams and have mammograms regularly!

    mommyhoodisthankless{AT}gmail.com

  295. I’m back again for another entry. I’m thankful to be here to celebrate my 68 th BD. today. 7 year breast cancer survivor. Judie

  297. I’m fortunate to have not had a family member with breast cancer. This giveaway is for a great cause and I would proudly wear my ta-tas tshirt!

  299. I love the “Save the Ta-Ta’s” drive. My 93 year old grandma is a 15 year survivor.

  300. I was dxed with breast cancer at 29 with no family history. So Breast Cancer can affect young women.

  301. I love the t-shirts and had no idea they had so much more merchandise.

    These days it is hard to find someone who hasn’t been impacted by cancer.

    I lost my mom to cancer when I was 12. Checking myself for cancer has become a like long battle for me. The C word impacts my life everyday. It is one of my biggest fears and I hope that if it ever affects me personally, that I will have the courage to look it in the face and fight with everything I’ve got.

    God bless everyone who has been touched by Cancer.

    ree026@optonline.net

  302. My grandmother Passed away from breast cancer. I’ve participated in 3, 3-day walks since then. She passed in May of 2002. I miss her dearly. I would love this gift basket in order to show an impact!

  307. Save the Ta-Tas is such a great way to get people interested in helping fund a cure for breast cancer!

  308. I know too many people who have or have had breast cancer. This is a great way to show support with a sense of humor attached. Thanks

  312. My Mother-In-law was diagnosed with a short time to live due to breast cancer and she lived for 15 yrs and had faith!

    My dad died due to skin cancer that he did not have removed in time! Please get suspicious looking moles looked at and removed! He was a teacher and we noticed strange color/and or shaped mole on his back and he waited until summer was over to go to Dr…..and it had already grown into the Lymphnodes and spread.

    Awareness is Key!

    wendym at cableone dot net

  313. I lost my Mother-in-Law to cancer in '07. My friend is fighting cancer now & is doing well with treatment :o)

  315. Awesome giveaway.. I lost my Nana to Breast Cancer and I miss you Nana… again what an awesome giveaway!!!

  317. My mom recently recovered from Non-Hodgekins Lymphoma and it has made us appreciate her and our own good health – knock wood- even more.

  318. I think the shirt is eye catching. I have lost 4 female family members to breast cancer and 1 uncle to lung cancer. I would not wish this on anyone.

    dominican757 at gmail dot com

  319. We do several walks for cancer every year. This would be a great shirt to wear one our breast cancer walk. Thanks for the great giveaways.

    angieplays4fun at gmail dot com

  320. I always thought as a kid that if you ate healthy and stayed in shape then there was no way that you could get cancer. Then my grandma got breast cancer. It can happen at any time to anyone. Lets keep the fight up. My grandma is in remssion for over 10 years now, there is hope. Thanks

  323. I lost my mom to Ovarian Cancer 30 years ago. She was only 44 years old…I was 20. I miss her so much, even today! When my friends complain about their moms, I feel like telling them that at least they have one! I feel like I missed out on so much, with her being gone…she wasn't at my wedding, when my son was born, etc…So many things & times in life make me think of her. It makes your adulthood feel like you are missing something that kind of leaves you empty. I miss her so!

  324. My mother had breast cancer, thankfully it was in its first stages so it was easier to deal with, you don’t really understand cancer until it creeps up on you, then you realize how real it is.

  326. one of my best friends just went through dealing with breast cancer last year. It can happen to anyone, so we all should be concerned.

    madamerkf at aol dot com

  327. great giveaway. so many are touched by breast cancer. we have 1 survivor in our family and 1 undergoing treatment. i would share some of these things with them.

    thank you.

    my email address is in my blogger profile 🙂

  328. My best freind’s Mom died with breast cancer! My Mom is a breast cancer survivor! Breast cancer affects all of us! Thanks!

  329. My aunt passed away from breast cancer when she was only 49. Thankfully treatment has come a long way since then. I pray for a cure to come in my lifetime.

    rlgrady[at]yahoo[dot]com

  331. Congrats on the first giveaway and what an awesome giveaway it is…please count me in.

    I absolutely love the “save the ta-ta’s” shirts and have been wanting one for so long!!!
    -barbarabaker

  333. We’ve been pretty lucky in regards to cancer. I had 2 great great grandparents who died from it but he was a coal miner and asmoker and she dipped snuff (she died from stomach cancer) so there were contributing factors. My brother once said the doctors thought he had colon cancer but he never said anything else and dropped out of sight for years before dying of a heart attack.

    We’re more prone to diabetes, heart disease and benign thyroid lumps (my mother, my sister and me (though mine was a blood clot and my sister hasn’t gotten back to us about her results so I’m hoping it’s benign) .Also I had a breast reduction because of a bad back so I probably reduced the breast tissue that could be attacked by half.

    ladycat713@yahoo.com

    ladycat713@yahoo.com

  334. What a great cause, and what an imaginative slogan. I’d love to win, thanks for such a great giveaway!

  337. I am a 6 year survivor of breast cancer. When I was diagnosed, I was “reminded” that obesity can lead to breast cancer. I had never heard that before! Well, since then I have lost almost 100 pounds! I do Boot Camp classes 3X per week, and personal training 2X per week. I have also just started running. I’m healthier than i have been in years, and plan to keep becoming more-so.

  339. great contest my sister has colon cancer and my other sister and brother and mom all had precancer in the colon then my aunt has lung cancer and colon cancer and liver cancer so cancer runs in tehfamily no breast cancer yet but i think it is awesome to always check and get people aware
    toni jensen
    collyn23@hotmail.com

  341. back again–thank you for having this giveaway and for promoting breast cancer awareness–Judie

  342. My friends mother just went into remission from breast cancer. She is a hero & I would love to give her this!

    mcginnisfamily5(at)gmail(dot)com

  344. Save the Ta-Tas
    Cuz our Ma-Mas
    Didn’t get the support
    Science offers now.

    Save the Ta-Tas
    (And the prostates for our Pa-Pas)
    Cuz ignoring cancer
    Just is NOT the answer!

    Lost Mom last April, Sis-in-Law is a survivor, Cousin-in-Law just got the news. Whether it’s family, in-laws, or friends: cancer touches all our lives.

    riceburns at hotmail dot com

  345. My grandfather was a prostate cancer survivor, my great aunt passed away from breast cancer, my cousin is a uterine cancer survivor and my boss is a breast cancer survivor.

    Thanks!

    carissaad at aol dot com

  346. I love this and try every way that I am able to support Breast Cancer research. Love to saying too!

  348. Awesome giveaway, myself am a survivor and just finished treatment Dec. 24th. Thanks for the giveaway.

  349. Thanks for this giveaway. Its always great to have a gentle reminder to do all we can for this cause. My gram died of breast cancer…both parents and my only sister, 10 yrs younger also died from cancer. I was blessed.. I actually had a small tumor near to the chest wall. The day I was scheduled for surgery when they went to do all the marking for prep, they couldnt find it!!! my poor (ta-tas…blushing…) had a 4 hour workover as they searched to no avail, and thus surgery was scrapped. Had my 6 month check up and still nothing. So this is a subject very close to heart…
    cathy b
    project hope 7 at g mail dot com

  351. Hooray for Ms. Fiske! thank you for turning the fears of women facing breast cancer Into a resounding battle cry. Thanks for finding a way to do it sucintly an d with spirt.

  352. My Best Friend & My Mom are both survivors. I would love to win this I would give them both a shirt. They would love that especially the cute saying…Thanks for the chance =)

  355. My Mom is a breast cancer survivor! Dad is a prostate cancer survivor. It’s difficult getting through the treatments! God bless them!
    Judy – judy7885atgmaildotcom

  356. Cancer isn’t just for the older generations. It hits all ages. I’m participating in Relay for Life this spring, so I’m excited about the chance to raise money for the cause.

  357. In a world without cancer, my dad would still be alive. His parents might still be alive. My father-in-law wouldn’t be in treatments. And I wouldn’t fear for my own life. Let’s beat it!

  358. I love Save the Ta-Tas!! I have lots of friends that are battling breast cancer and this would be great to give to one who just got diagnosed!!

  359. Fortunately, not too many of my relatives have had to battle cancer. However, my grandmother died of lung cancer and one of my aunt’s has had to battle skin cancer. I think this is great giveaway and I really hope I win. Thanks.
    girlof80s@aol.com

  360. cancer sucks lives:( i’ve lost a 43 yr old sis,a brother,lots of aunts and uncles 2 it.ty 4 the entry:)

  362. Yes, this has impacted me to think more in it as my niece has had the Disease.Thanks.skyxsky27(at)gmail.com

  363. Fortunately I don’t have any experience personally with cancer but I am a nurse and I think this is a great way to increase awareness about the disease

    jasonncaryn at yahoo dot com

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