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Re: About the ribbon discussionFrom: Ashli (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Oct 5 02:20:01 2004
At Tue, 5 Oct 2004, Ashli wrote: >Ohhh, I have a better idea. What about a bright pink ribbon with silver fibers woven through it? It would be beautiful, uniquely ours, feminine, and a great conversation starter. Also, see if major and humane cosmetic companies (ex. Estee Lauder, MAC, Clinique, Stila, Revlon etc) would be willing to have a special endo support product, where proceeds go to research on endo. Breast cancer is huge in the industry, and it is a good fund raiser and awareness promoter. XOX, Ash >What about bright pink, or a shimmery plum? It's bad enough having the >disease, the least we can do is choose a pretty color to promote >awareness. >XOX, Ash >At Mon, 4 Oct 2004, anonymous wrote: >> >>I found the following list, there are probably more but this is what I >>found: >> >>Pink = breast cancer >>white with blue stripe = teen cancer awareness >>purple = lupus and fibromyalgia >>peach = uterine cancer >>dark blue = colon cancer >>lavendar = general cancer awareness >>yellow = childhood cancer awareness >>yellow BOW ribbon = war ribbon >>black = 9/11 awareness >>dark gray with red center = diabetes >>yellow with red stripe = hepatitis C >>light blue = prostrate cancer >>red, white & blue = patriotic ribbon >>multicolored = autism >>red = aids/hiv >>turquoise = ovarian cancer >>light gray = brain cancer >> >>so.... as you can see peach is indeed already claimed for something >>really deadly. I think perhaps to find something to be uniquely >>representative of endo awareness you need to be a bit more creative and >>either combine colors or get a pattern. You know, you could perhaps use >>the endo quilt as a guide, just a thought. >>http://www.endometriosiszone.org/quilt/endo.cfm
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