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June Survivor of the Month
Gwendolyn Greene was first introduced to the Komen Coastal Georgia Affiliate at the 2013 Savannah Race for the Cure. The night before the race, our Survivor Committee hosts a Survivor Recognition Reception..
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May Survivor of the Month
Friday, September 4, 2009, I had my annual mammogram. Everything was pretty much routine that day. I was so relieved when the Tech said everything looked fine and that I would be hearing from them soon. .
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April Survivor of the Month
My journey with breast cancer began in February 2007 when I was diagnosed with stage 1 breast cancer at the age of 49. A routine mammogram saved my life. A very small lump was found on my left breast. When the diagnosis was given to me to I felt like someone had socked me in the stomach. I knew then what was meant by the expression “a gut wrenching experience”. .
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Komen Coastal Georgia is now accepting applications for:

Full Time Mission Coordinator. Click here to learn more.

Komen Coastal Georgia nets over $410,000 from 2013 Race!!!

Banking on a Promise

Haven’t you always wanted to show the Coastal Georgia Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure® ribbon wherever you go? Well, now is your chance. Learn how Bank of America is supporting our promise with uniquely designed credit cards, debit cards and checks.

Breast cancer – a rare, but possible diagnosis for men
Although breast cancer in men is rare, it does happen. In the United States, about one percent of all breast cancers occur in men. Learn more now.

What is genetic testing for breast cancer and who should get it?
Most breast cancers are not related to genes or family history. In fact, only five to 10 percent of all breast cancers diagnosed in the U.S. are thought to be hereditary. Learn More.