Light of Hope Laredo/Cotulla Cancer support group

05/20/2026

May is celebrated as Cancer Research Month! During Cancer Research Month, we celebrate all advancements made in cancer treatment and those who have dedicated their lives and careers towards advancing treatment modalities and finding a cure.

05/08/2026

Last night we gathered for fellowship and some Tea and coffee. Thank you Revive for the one on one and the amazing coffee and tea the healing.

05/06/2026

05/02/2026

05/01/2026

Lymphoma grants & info

www.lls.org

www.lymphoma.org

www.panfoundation.org

www.dkms.org

Leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, and myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS) are types of cancer that can affect the bone marrow, the blood cells, the lymph nodes, and other parts of the lymphatic system.

04/29/2026

Light of Hope Laredo/Cotulla Cancer support group

04/29/2026

Laredo/ team let’s do this

04/29/2026

Hey everyone, I’m really sorry but I need to cancel tonight’s meeting in Cotulla. I’m fighting off a head cold and don’t want to risk getting any of you sick.

I’d still love to connect—would y’all be open to a Zoom meeting tomorrow instead? Let me know what works best. 🤍

04/28/2026

Ladies

DIEP flap reconstruction is a type of breast reconstruction that uses tissue from the patient’s own abdomen, without cutting the abdominal muscle to create a new breast after mastectomy.

Because it uses the patient’s own tissue, the result can feel more natural over time. Recovery is more complex, but for some women, the long-term outcome feels worth it.

AiRS provides financial support and education for women exploring all reconstruction options.

04/28/2026

Breast reconstruction has evolved—and for good reason. 💗

The shift from the TRAM flap to the DIEP flap reflects a broader movement in reconstruction: one that prioritizes not just appearance, but long‑term health, strength, and quality of life.

Unlike the TRAM flap, which sacrifices abdominal muscle, the DIEP flap preserves those muscles—helping reduce complications, shorten recovery, and support a more active lifestyle after surgery.

By protecting the body’s natural strength and function, DIEP reconstruction supports healing that lasts well beyond surgery. Many women find they’re better able to return to daily life feeling stronger, more capable, and more comfortable in their bodies.

At PRMA, we’ve embraced DIEP as the modern gold standard and continue to push reconstruction forward through innovations like High‑Def DIEP for enhanced aesthetics and TruSense™ for potential sensation restoration. Because reconstruction isn’t just about replacing what was lost—it’s about helping you feel whole again. ✨

💬 Considering breast reconstruction? Our team is here to walk with you every step of the way. Tap the 🔗 in bio to schedule a consultation.