Sharsheret is a national not-for-profit organization supporting Jewish women and families of all backgrounds facing breast and ovarian cancer at every stage – before, during, and after diagnosis.
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We’re looking for a dynamic, experienced, full-time Support Program Coordinator to join our team of 7 social workers in our Teaneck, NJ office! Please send your resume and cover letter to [email protected]. For the complete job description, click here: https://ift.tt/2IaPzVc https://ift.tt/2MTplYK from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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The FREE Sharsheret Thriving Again kit helps ovarian cancer survivors navigate the journey to a new normal. The customized kit is filled with healthy living resources including a cookbook and a pedometer. Order your FREE kit today and see what steps you can take for good health! https://ift.tt/2MQiDmh https://ift.tt/2po3NKE from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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"It seems natural to face the season of the High Holidays with trepidation and anxiety, especially for women living with serious illness. Prayers about a ledger book where our deeds from the past year are recorded. One reading after another about women crushed by their desire to have a child. A roster of ways that people suffer. Just the name of the holiday Yom haDin, Day of judgment brings us up short." Read more in a Yom Kippur message from Jane Shapiro, Founder of Orot: Center for New Jewish Learning. https://bit.ly/2N8eFL3 https://ift.tt/2xsGTWg from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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"It seems natural to face the season of the High Holidays with trepidation and anxiety, especially for women living wish serious illness. Prayers about a ledger book where our deeds from the past year are recorded. One reading after another about women crushed by their desire to have a child. A roster of ways that people suffer. Just the name of the holiday Yom haDin, Day of judgment brings us up short." Read more in a Yom Kippur message from Jane Shapiro, Founder of Orot: Center for New Jewish Learning. https://bit.ly/2N8eFL3 https://ift.tt/2D9knrv from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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Register now with Team Sharsheret for the ACS Making Strides NYC breast cancer walk on Sunday, October 14th! Meet up at 8:00 am, team picture at 8:20 am and step off at 8:30 am in Central Park (69th Street & 5th Avenue Entrance). Sign up and order your t-shirt here: https://ift.tt/2OWV1OD. Thank you to our Team Benefactor Bernstein Liebhard LLP., our Team Patron, the Zagha family, and to all our Team Sponsors and Team Supporters. Register here and order your t-shirt here: https://ift.tt/2OWV1OD https://ift.tt/2NjAreZ from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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Whether a diagnosis was made 10 weeks ago, 10 months ago, or 10 years ago, the Sharsheret ovarian cancer survivorship kit is tailor-made to help women navigate the entire cancer journey and comes with a free healthy living cookbook and pedometer. Sharsheret, a national non-profit Jewish cancer organization, also provides a FREE customized Busy Box filled with toys and resources to help occupy young children during their mother's cancer journey and the Best Face Forward kit offers a wide variety of makeup products and application tips for women undergoing treatment. Thank you to our survivorship kit sponsor Novartis Cancer . The Bella Chachky Diamond and Sylvia Diamond Geller Best Face Forward® program is made possible with generous support from Tesaro, Inc. Order your free kit today: https://ift.tt/2NFKWZq from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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"The shofar contains all these sounds of the High Holiday season, just as women living with serious illness, you may experience a range of emotions." Read more here in a Rosh Hashanah message from Jane Shapiro, Founder, Orot: The Center for New Jewish Learning https://bit.ly/2oQZ97v. Shanah Tovah! Wishing you a sweet New Year filled with meaningful reflection, peace, and good health. https://ift.tt/2Qez7aR from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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Try these healthy recipes for a healthy new year! Click here for the complete recipes - https://ift.tt/2xuobz6 from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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Try these healthy recipes for a healthy new year! Click here for the complete recipes. https://ift.tt/2xuobz6 from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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Chapter 3/3 The Road to Survivorship The hardest part of Aliza’s cancer diagnosis was the last day of treatment. Aliza wondered how she would be able to just pick up where she had left off and continue to live her life. Aliza wanted to settle down and move forward, but dating after cancer was a scary experience. “There would always be scars, and medicine, and hot flashes, and a dark cloud hanging over my head. Who would ever want to date someone who had been through what I had gone through?” While Aliza’s cancer was behind her, Sharsheret remained a constant in her life. Through Sharsheret’s survivorship program, Aliza had the tools to accept and adapt to her new normal. “Sharsheret gave me the hope that one day, despite cancer, I, too, would find my happy ending.” And a happy ending is exactly what Aliza found! Two years later, Aliza met Ian, the love her life, and got married shortly thereafter. And Sharsheret was right all along. Aliza’s cancer is the furthest thing from what defines her. Aliza is not only a proud cancer survivor, but also a wife, daughter, sister, friend, physician assistant, medical school instructor, and Sharsheret supporter. This Rosh Hashanah, join Aliza and become a Sharsheret supporter, too. Ensure no woman has to face breast or ovarian cancer alone. Donate today: link.sharsheret.org/rh https://ift.tt/2wQawAg from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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Did you know that ovarian cancer whispers because symptoms often go unoticed until the cancer has spread? Know your signs and symptoms so you can be better prepared if any of them develop. Download Sharsheret's breast and ovarian cancer signs and symptoms resource here: https://bit.ly/2NKs2xi #DidYouKnow https://ift.tt/2PJMzT7 from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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Learn how to empower and raise breast and ovarian cancer awareness in your community. Join us on Thursday, September 20th at 8 PM EDT/5 PM PDT for a National Speaker Training Webinar on Speaking for Sharsheret: Making Your Words Matter. The webinar will explore the goals of speaking on behalf of Sharsheret, simple tricks to make your presentation impactful, and some information about topics such as Sharsheret services, genetics, healthy living and more. Register here: https://bit.ly/2orrCRe https://ift.tt/2CdrVZy from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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We want to thank our amazing Summer interns @Isabella Berkeley, @Coraal Cohen, @Leora Mayer, @Rachel Steinberg and @Andrea Weiss. To read about each of their experiences, check out their blogs here: https://ift.tt/2NEzl9v. Interested or know someone interested in interning at Sharsheret next Summer? Stay tuned for details about our application process in the coming months and contact [email protected] for any questions in the meantime. https://ift.tt/2PuONFF from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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Looking for an easy and healthy recipe to bring to a friend or loved one facing breast or ovarian cancer? Try this one for a grilled veggie salad. Perfect for the end of Summer. https://ift.tt/2xuobz6 https://ift.tt/2NBwIFq from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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Chapter 2/3 Navigating Fertility And Cancer Before diving head first into treatment, Aliza’s doctors informed her that her treatment regimen would compromise her fertility. If Aliza wanted biological children in the future, her doctors suggested freezing embryos. “When I was 36 and single, I imagined getting married and having kids. Breast cancer stole all that from me.” With a long road ahead of her, Aliza found it hard to relate to her friends. One day she was visiting a friend in the hospital who had just given birth, and the next she was waking up at 5 AM for radiation before going to work. But there was a place where Aliza could turn where she was understood. Sharsheret’s social workers and peer supporters provided Aliza something no one else could – real empathy and the courage and strength to imagine a life after cancer. This Rosh Hashanah, give courage to women like Aliza and ensure every woman facing breast or ovarian cancer has somewhere to turn. https://ift.tt/2N13x1t from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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"I Did A Random DNA Test To Learn About My Ancestry. Then I Found Out I Was BRCA Positive." Read Sharsheret Program Participant Sara Altschule story in her Bustle article. Have questions about BRCA genetics? Contact our Genetics Counselor Peggy Cottrell at [email protected] today. from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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Need flowers for Rosh Hashanah? Teleflora delivers flowers across the country. Save 15%, and support Sharsheret when you order today! https://ift.tt/2r1Asbp https://ift.tt/2ws5J86 from Sharsheret https://ift.tt/1YlG5Ik
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