Let's Talk Cancer

Let's Talk Cancer Kim & Denise WWDB talk Radio.860 AM . Thurs. @ 12:30-1:00PM. http://wwdbam.com/ To donate or advertise,
“Let’s Talk Cancer”, a NJ incorporated non-profit
P.O.

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Box 73
Sewell, NJ 08080
http://www.giveforward.com/letstalkcancer
Email: [email protected]
call in: (610) 664-4100 Thurs. 12:30-1:00

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A “live” talk radio show focusing on Cancer. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Philadelphia, PA November 16, 2011
Co-hosted by:
Kim Mozeff-Cirucci

Denise Ciliberti-Sosalski
609-707-2765 267-760-5136

A New Radio Program
Let’s Talk Cancer, is a live talk show, focusing on anyone with a story who has been affected by cancer. A call in show, where people can come to talk about their experiences with cancer. It will encourage people and help with day to day dilemmas. Kim Mozeff-Cirucci is currently living with Cancer and uses her life as an example. Denise Ciliberti-Sosalski is her supportive friend. The show is set to Air on WWDB talk radio 860 AM, Thursday afternoons 12:30-1:00 PM. Starting December 1, 2011. http://www.wwdbam.com/

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Advertising Spaces are available at reasonable rates and set to increase once the show airs:
Checks should be made payable to “Let’s Talk Cancer”.

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01/30/2020

Happy Heavenly Birthday

07/02/2018

Awareness Spotlight: Maegan

Maegan is a 15 year old girl in the 9th grade. She chose to do a paper on cholangiocarcinoma for a school project called, "I am We". She was to choose a subject that she was passionate about, could form and "action" on and make a difference.

Maegan's father, David Taylor, passed away from cholangiocarcinoma about six years ago. Maegan said it was only about a year from diagnosis to his passing. Her dad was 47 years old.

Maegan wanted to get more involved with bringing awareness to cholangiocarcinoma and would be interested in mentoring other young kids who parents have been diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma. She says she would like other kids in her shoes to know to spend as much time with their loved ones as possible and understand what they are going through.

Maegan received an "A" on her project!

Thank you for helping raising awareness Maegan!

08/14/2017

Miss you kim

07/01/2015

As a dermatologist who is currently undergoing chemotherapy, I want to share what I've learned as the best skin care for chemotherapy.

07/01/2015

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07/01/2015

Drafting Your Teams, Doing Your Research and Organizing Your Medical Records By Margot Malin, Founder, CEO and President of Lots To Live For, Inc. Preparing for chemotherapy and radiation is compli...

09/20/2013

I miss this so much.

05/10/2013

Bringinghopehome.org

03/26/2013

Sending hugs and love to all of you.

03/19/2013

Hard to imagine that 100 years ago the word “cancer” was rarely spoken, and almost all patients were lost to the disease. Unimaginable because today more than 400 people a day are celebrating birthdays that would have otherwise been lost to the disease. Share the graphic and let people know you want to finish the fight and make this cancer’s last century.

02/27/2013

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