MARIA JURKOVIC– Survivor
Thank you Pink Sisters At the age of 31 with 2 young children my world fell apart when I was diagnosed with breast cancer in February 2016, I stopped working immediately to have surgery and treatment. I don’t think anyone realises the financial strain cancer puts on a young family. Following my treatment I was sent…
LEONIE MOORE – Survivor
The meaning of Grateful: G ratitude in knowing that someone knows how difficult it is – and caresR eason to keep on goingA nswer to our prayersT hank youE xcitement that the financial pressure is lessenedF aith – that there may be “something good around the corner”U s – supporting each other Love…
KATE– Battler
My name is Kate. I am 43 y.o. In August 2016 i have been diagnosed with early stage of breast cancer. I knew it might happen to me at some stage as I have inherited it from my family. But I was not ready that it will be so soon. My husband and I have 3 children – son 20 y.o., and 2 daughters 13 and 7. I have done several…
MARISA – Survivor
One day I came home from hospital appointments to almost $1000 of medical bills. I was so stressed that I had a bit of a whinge on the YPS Facebook group and not long after I was contacted by a member who told me of the charity they run. I had no idea it had existed and was so touched that they had contacted me to help. Two…
ANDY – Husband of Survivor
To the wonderful people at Young Pink Sisters, I cannot thank you enough for the wonderful gift, of a wheelchair, which my beautiful wife needed so badly. Without the help of your amazing organisation, we would never have been able to afford to purchase such a piece of equipment. I cannot tell you what a difference…
JO – Survivor
I had breast cancer in 2012, and in January 2014 I had to have my two year scans. At this time I also had to have a hysterectomy, with 6 weeks off work, 3 of them unpaid. I realised that I could not afford to have the mammogram and ultrasound. I’ve known the amazing women who started Young Pink…
