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Carol L.

Carol Loeschke 2026 Participant Family Member Carolina Beach, NC Our entire family was impacted by this PINK Retreat! This is a THANKFUL Grandma Story. Our daughter, Casey, husband, Matt, and 5 kids were able to attend the NC “Little Pink House of Hope” retreat this APRIL! This is NOT my story to tell, it is…

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Bonny A.

Bonny 2026 Participant/Breast Cancer Survivor Carolina Beach, NC This retreat gave our family so much joy & memories to have forever. It was life changing. We’ve never felt so much love.

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Jaycee Bairn

Those simple moments taught me that even the smallest acts of kindness can bring comfort during difficult times.

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Joseph Gilbert

Now I see that real strength looks different. It looks like courage and vulnerability. It looks like walking into a chemotherapy session knowing it will make you sick but choosing to go anyway. It looks like facing fear without pretending it does not exist.

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Lucy Buschur

The trip made us remember that even in the middle of something as scary and difficult as cancer there is still hope.

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Theo Chaquette

My mom’s fight, shaped by her strength as an Army veteran, taught me resilience, responsibility, and the courage to keep moving forward.

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Morgan Sherwood

I remember sitting on the beach when I looked over and saw my mom making new friends, someone who understands what she’s been through, smiling in a way she hadn’t in a while.

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Barrett Lemons

I want to look back at the end of my life and know three things: that I loved everybody to the fullest extent possible, that I improved the world, and that I lived every moment to the fullest, as life is fleeting, and we need to make the best of it with the people we have around us.

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Olivia Goransson

I learned that difficult experiences can become catalysts for empathy and action.

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Amanda Allcorn Graham

Amanda Allcorn Graham 2026 Participant/Breast Cancer Survivor Myrtle Beach, SC This retreat came at the end of radiation for my 2nd cancer diagnosis, finishing radiation 2 weeks before! It was a much needed retreat for our family. Our boys and my husband and I all agree that it was the best vacation we’ve ever had!…

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