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When people hear that LIVE Today provides compression garments, they often think we're simply sending medical supplies.

But every garment represents something much bigger.

Relief.

Confidence.

The ability to return to work.

To hold a grandchild.

To cook dinner.

To simply move through life with greater comfort.

Every garment tells a survivor:

"You are not forgotten."💛

That's why this work matters.

At the LIVE Today Foundation, we often hear At the LIVE Today Foundation, we often hear say:

"I wish someone had prepared me for what came after treatment."

That's exactly why we're hosting Conversations That Matter.

This isn't a medical lecture. It's an honest conversation about survivorship, lymphedema, healing, and hope.

Join our Founder, Dr. Sheri®, and Carlissa Crawford as they share the story behind the mission that continues to inspire the work of the LIVE Today Foundation.

💜 Every survivor deserves to know they are not alone.

🔗 Register here:
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7717842337452/WN_K5dYgh6wQTOkBP9-TOujCw

Many people living with cancer-related lymphedema don't discover they are at risk until symptoms begin.

Imagine how many lives could be changed if every patient knew what questions to ask before treatment ever started.

Education is powerful.

Not because it eliminates every challenge...

But because it equips people to advocate for themselves.💛

That's why LIVE Today continues to educate patients, families, healthcare professionals, and communities.

Knowledge changes conversations.

And conversations can change lives.

Hope has a remarkable way of multiplying.

When one survivor shares their story...

Someone else feels less alone.

When one person learns about lymphedema...

Another receives an earlier diagnosis.

When one act of generosity provides a compression garment...

A survivor is reminded they matter.

That's how communities change lives.

Not through one extraordinary moment...

But through thousands of ordinary acts of compassion.

💛 Thank you for helping us keep hope moving forward.

Hope looks different depending on the season we're walking through.

For one person, it's hearing encouraging news.

For another, it's finishing treatment.

For someone else, it's simply waking up with the strength to begin again.

No matter where you are today...

We hope you know this community is cheering you on.

💛 We'd love to hear from you.

What does hope look like in your life today?

Behind every survivor is a story that deserves to be heard.

At the LIVE Today Foundation, we meet individuals every day whose cancer treatment has ended—but whose journey continues because of lymphedema.

That's why we're excited to invite you to the very first Conversations That Matter.

Join our Founder and President, Dr. Sheri®, and her lifelong friend, Carlissa Crawford, as they share an honest conversation about breast cancer, lymphedema, resilience, friendship, and finding hope beyond treatment.

Whether you're a survivor, caregiver, healthcare professional, or simply someone who wants to better understand life after cancer, this conversation is for you.

💜 We'd love to have you join us.

🔗 Register here:
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7717842337452/WN_K5dYgh6wQTOkBP9-TOujCw

Support isn't measured only by large gestures.

Sometimes support looks like providing a compression garment.

Sometimes it's sharing reliable information.

Sometimes it's introducing someone to resources they didn't know existed.

Every act of compassion reminds a survivor:

"I haven't been forgotten."

💛 That's the kind of difference LIVE Today strives to make every day.

One of the beautiful things about this community is that we all arrive for different reasons.

Some are survivors.

Some are caregivers.

Some are healthcare professionals.

Some simply want to learn.

Different stories.

Shared compassion.

💛 That's how meaningful communities grow.

Thank you for choosing to care.

Sometimes the words that encourage us most come from someone who has simply been there.

Your experience may help another survivor feel understood.

Your honesty may replace someone's fear with hope.

Your story doesn't have to be extraordinary to make an extraordinary difference.

💛 Every voice has the power to remind someone they are not alone.

One of the most common things we hear is:

"I wish someone had told me sooner."

Many survivors don't learn about cancer-related lymphedema until symptoms begin to appear.

That's why education matters.

Recognizing early changes and talking with your healthcare team can make a meaningful difference in long-term management.

Knowledge doesn't remove every obstacle.

But it helps people make informed decisions with confidence.

💛 Awareness begins with conversations like these.