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December, 2009 See Photos from the My Girl's Gala Fashion Show Fundraiser |
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December 15, 2009 My Girl's Radiation Cream Now Available at All-Natural Stores, Oncology Boutiques & PharmaciesChemical-Free Calendula Burn Cream Soothes Radiated Skin and Calms Inflammation BOSTON, Mass. - December 15, 2009 - Breast cancer patients looking for a natural burn cream to protect their skin from the effects of radiation therapy can now purchase My Girl's Radiation Cream at oncology boutiques, all-natural stores and pharmacies in CT, MA, NY, ME, FL, GA, VA, and West VA. "Having My Girl's Radiation Cream available where the cream is sampled at local radiation centers and hospitals is a great convenience for cancer patients receiving radiation therapy. Our goal is to make the cream more widely available so that patients may pick up their oncology medications and also find an over-the-counter burn cream that protects their skin during radiation," said Theresa Keresztes, founder of My Girl's Radiation Cream. The calendula-based burn cream reduces pain and itching and decreases inflammation that may occur as a result of radiation therapy. A recent clinical study reveals that patients receiving calendula had less frequent interruption of radiotherapy and significantly reduced radiation-induced pain. My Girl's Radiation Cream has won praise from cancer patients undergoing radiation therapy as it fills a void for those seeking a non-greasy, hypoallergenic burn cream that contains no alcohol, fragrance, artificial preservatives, toxic chemicals, mineral oil, petroleum or parabens. "All the radiation oncology nurses who work at our practice highly recommend My Girl's Radiation Cream because of the positive feedback we receive from the patients who have tried it," said Tracy L. Whitney, LPN, Radiation Oncology at Hematology-Oncology Associates of CNY, PC, East Syracuse, New York. "We had several patients tell us they have been using My Girl's Radiation Cream and we are seeing great results," commented Brenda Tominovich, RN, Lynn Cancer Institute, Boca Raton, Florida. "More patients are sampling My Girl's Radiation Cream because of its soothing effect on radiated skin, particularly the relief from itching," added Lisa Gatti Whelan R.N., B.S.N., Patient Care Coordinator, Radiation Oncology.
Theresa Keresztes, Founder, My Girl's Radiation Cream by radiantLIFE
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March 10, 2009 pr-inside.com Breast Cancer Fashion Fundraiser Debuts in Boston on April 30The first annual My Girl's Gala Fashion Fundraiser for Breast Cancer Research will be held Thursday, April 30 at 7:00 p.m. at Shreve, Crump & Low, 440 Boylston Street, Boston. The event will bring together 400 breast cancer survivors and their friends, along with members of the Boston medical community, for an evening of fun and fashion to raise money for breast cancer research. The fundraiser will feature New England's first-ever fashion show displaying clothing, makeup and hairstyles designed for breast cancer survivors, including fashions to camouflage post-surgical breast asymmetry from Chikara Design, treatment wear from Jillies, professional makeup artistry from David Nicholas International and hair designs by Images Boutique of Massachusetts General Hospital. Other events planned for the evening include: - A silent auction of wellness and recreational items, including F1 racing/dinner at F1 Café, weekend getaways, in-home dinners, gym memberships, beauty consultations, spa packages, and more - Door prizes including: a one-carat diamond with dicounted setting valued at $5,000 from Shreve, Crump & Low; gift certificate and wig valued at $500 from Images Boutique; and a make-up application with instruction, photo shoot and finished photo valued at $750 from David Nicholas International - Goodie bags with items from My Girl's Radiation Cream, Indigo Rabbit Fresh Baked Cookies, Chikara Design, Jillies and Panoply Day Spa
- An update on breast cancer research by John K. Erban, MD, director of clinical programs and co-director of the Gillette Center for Breast Cancer at Massachusetts General Hospital "This is a very special night where breast cancer patients and survivors can come together with friends to feel good about themselves no matter which stage of treatment they are in, while helping to raise money to fund breast cancer research at Mass General," said Theresa Keresztes, breast cancer survivor, founder of My Girl's Radiation Cream and organizer for the event. The event is sponsored by My Girl's Radiation Cream by radiantLIFE, CVS Caremark/CarePlus and Masona Grill, and hosted by Shreve, Crump & Low. All proceeds will go to the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center for breast cancer research. Tickets cost $125 when purchased online at www.radiationcream.com/events.html or $150 at the door. For information, go to www.radiationcream.com/events.html or call (508) 380-9300. My Girl's Radiation Cream by radiantLIFE Theresa Keresztes, 508-380-9300 Press release: www.pr-inside.com |
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