A young woman is on a crusade to help people from all around the world find a new way of looking at cancer through an innovative website.
January 21, 2005 (Press Release) --
A young Australian woman is on a crusade to help people from all around the world find a new way of looking at cancer through an innovative website.
Beat-Cancer.Com will be launched to mark World Cancer Day on February 4th. The site is free online support network that goes beyond a normal website. People from all around the world will use the site to help, support inspire each other, as well as access resources which improve their body, mind and spirit.
“I started Beat-Cancer.Com because of my mum, Joyce, who had cancer for fourteen years,” Sarah Friendship said.
“For much of that time she didn’t know where to turn to get support. It was through thinking positively and drawing on the support and encouragement of people she met along the way that she lived so much longer than expected”.
“Her journey made me aware that there are many people who have to walk the journey by themselves. Cancer touches just about everyone, and I know from personal experience that there are a lot of sufferers and their family and friends out there feeling fearful and alone”.
“So I’m on a mission to help others walk their journey in an empowering and positive way. My mum started this journey, and I want to help her finish it”.
www.Beat-Cancer.com features the eBook ‘Balloons and Bindi Eyes’ written by Joyce Hockin before her death. An uplifting and positive take on her journey with cancer, it will sell for US $1.00, with proceeds going to various charities.
About Beat-Cancer.Com
Beat-Cancer is part of a crusade to help as many people with cancer as possible all around the world, and their friends and families, find their voice, their inner spirit and their strength. Through this we hope that they will be inspired to become a catalyst of change in the world around them.
Beat-Cancer.Com will be launched to mark World Cancer Day on February 4th. The site is free online support network that goes beyond a normal website. People from all around the world will use the site to help, support inspire each other, as well as access resources which improve their body, mind and spirit.
“I started Beat-Cancer.Com because of my mum, Joyce, who had cancer for fourteen years,” Sarah Friendship said.
“For much of that time she didn’t know where to turn to get support. It was through thinking positively and drawing on the support and encouragement of people she met along the way that she lived so much longer than expected”.
“Her journey made me aware that there are many people who have to walk the journey by themselves. Cancer touches just about everyone, and I know from personal experience that there are a lot of sufferers and their family and friends out there feeling fearful and alone”.
“So I’m on a mission to help others walk their journey in an empowering and positive way. My mum started this journey, and I want to help her finish it”.
www.Beat-Cancer.com features the eBook ‘Balloons and Bindi Eyes’ written by Joyce Hockin before her death. An uplifting and positive take on her journey with cancer, it will sell for US $1.00, with proceeds going to various charities.
About Beat-Cancer.Com
Beat-Cancer is part of a crusade to help as many people with cancer as possible all around the world, and their friends and families, find their voice, their inner spirit and their strength. Through this we hope that they will be inspired to become a catalyst of change in the world around them.
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