Tomorrow is the big day! The Creative Cups auction and reception will be taking over the Adelphi University campus. 100+ decorated bras will be displayed proudly in the University Center from 6:00pm - 9:00pm on March 14, 2013. Along with each bra comes a story behind it's creation.
I was lucky enough to see a sneak peek to tomorrow's evening. 14 bras were on display for a week leading up to the event. The 14 bras were amazing and the stories behind them were just so moving and courageous. I spent so much time in the room looking at each bra and absorbing the story and the motive behind its creation. I don't know how I am going to get through 100+ bras, but I am going to try my best!
There will be passed hors d'oeuvres, a fruit plate, a cheese platter, a dessert of some kind, and WINE! How can you pass up an evening like this? Good food, nice drinks, beautiful bras, and wonderful people, all for a good cause. Who could ask for anything more? Oh, and I will be rocking my "Yes, they're fake" shirt if that is any sort of incentive...
Hope to see you there!
- J.
On January 6, 2012 I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer at the age of 29. Here you will find my journey to recovery.
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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Don't Forget!
Don't forget to purchase tickets NOW if you are able to go to the Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline and Support Program fundraiser at Governor's Comedy Club tomorrow night (May 16) in Levittown, NY. It should be a good time and we'll all have a laugh for a good cause. Also, it's my birthday, so ya know, you owe it to me and all...
Call Caroline Mulcahy at 516-877-4315 or go HERE to purchase tickets online. Hopefully I'll see some of you there!
- J.
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Comedy for Breast Cancer!
I have always wanted to volunteer for the breast cancer cause. As we all know, this disease has always been part of my life and I've always felt like I should help out in some way. So I FINALLY reached out to the Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline and Support Group. I wanted to do this before my diagnosis, but never did, so I finally got the push I needed.
I met with a really nice woman named Caroline. We talked a bit about what I've been through, and then we talked about how I want to help. I told her the hotline is probably not the right thing for me to be doing at this moment since I am going through my own issues, but I'd like to help out in any other way possible.
She told me they have a fundraiser coming up where all proceeds go to the Adelphi Breast Cancer support program. I told her I'd love to get the word out, and so I shall! The fundraiser just so happens to fall on my birthday so that will be fun for me. I'll be laughing and having a good time, all to support the Adelphi breast cancer program. That sounds like a good birthday to me!
Tell 'em Jessi sent ya!
- J.
I met with a really nice woman named Caroline. We talked a bit about what I've been through, and then we talked about how I want to help. I told her the hotline is probably not the right thing for me to be doing at this moment since I am going through my own issues, but I'd like to help out in any other way possible.
She told me they have a fundraiser coming up where all proceeds go to the Adelphi Breast Cancer support program. I told her I'd love to get the word out, and so I shall! The fundraiser just so happens to fall on my birthday so that will be fun for me. I'll be laughing and having a good time, all to support the Adelphi breast cancer program. That sounds like a good birthday to me!
Tell 'em Jessi sent ya!
- J.
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Back to Work I Go!
First off, Happy Easter, Happy Passover, Happy Happy everyone!
I am back in Long Island (lameee). I arrived back here around 7:15 and brought everything in that I was able to carry. It's a little strange being back in my basement home, but it's good to know that I will be going back to work. I'm not anxious or worried about it. I have this feeling that it is going to be just like I left it and I won't even miss a beat. I know I'll have a lot of gentle air hugs to come back to, and I'll probably have to tell some stories, but after all that dies down it will be like I never left. The months leading up to my leaving were a little hectic since I had doctor appointments I had to keep running to, but now I am ready for a sense of work normalcy again. (Though I will be running back to Dr. Spiro on Friday, but that's another post for another day!).
I must admit that I was getting quite spoiled living at my sister's house. It was so nice and comforting and made my recovery SO easy. I truly believe that I recovered so rapidly because I felt so safe and at ease there. I was taken great care of and of course my nieces and nephew were always a great source of entertainment. I will miss them! It was also super awesome being so close to C.D. again and all my family and friends!
I need to get my butt back to living in NJ. This Long Island lifestyle is certainly not for me!
- J.
I am back in Long Island (lameee). I arrived back here around 7:15 and brought everything in that I was able to carry. It's a little strange being back in my basement home, but it's good to know that I will be going back to work. I'm not anxious or worried about it. I have this feeling that it is going to be just like I left it and I won't even miss a beat. I know I'll have a lot of gentle air hugs to come back to, and I'll probably have to tell some stories, but after all that dies down it will be like I never left. The months leading up to my leaving were a little hectic since I had doctor appointments I had to keep running to, but now I am ready for a sense of work normalcy again. (Though I will be running back to Dr. Spiro on Friday, but that's another post for another day!).
I must admit that I was getting quite spoiled living at my sister's house. It was so nice and comforting and made my recovery SO easy. I truly believe that I recovered so rapidly because I felt so safe and at ease there. I was taken great care of and of course my nieces and nephew were always a great source of entertainment. I will miss them! It was also super awesome being so close to C.D. again and all my family and friends!
I need to get my butt back to living in NJ. This Long Island lifestyle is certainly not for me!
- J.
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