Recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month
with limited edition products
Breast Cancer has touched the lives of so many. Whether it’s a family member, friend, or friend of a friend we all know someone who has been impacted by this disease. Jim Brickman is recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October, by releasing a Limited Edition Pink Hoodie and Long Sleeved V-Neck. A piece of the proceeds from each order will be donated to the Cleveland Clinic for Cancer Research.
Every little bit helps so that hopefully one day we can find a cure. Get your Jim Brickman pink clothing item and wear it all October long to honor those we have lost and honor those who have survived, and recognize those still battling Breast Cancer.
Limited Edition Pink Products for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Pink Long Sleeved T-Shirt
Pink Long Sleeved Hoodie
Over the years, I’ve received notes, messages and emails from so many Breast Cancer survivors or those currently battling the disease. I’m so honored that you bring my music to play during an MRI, a chemotherapy treatment or just to calm you down before or after an appointment.
Thank you for choosing my songs to get you through this difficult time. I’m so happy I can be there to support you and help you through my music. Here are a few notes and letters I want to share:
I was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer in 2014, and went through multiple surgeries in 2015. Jim’s music continues to inspire me, as it always has! Jim’s are the only CDs in my car, and when I am driving, I find that my concerns diminish greatly when they are playing! Multiple health concern continue to enter my life, but with the support of my wonderful husband, Rick, I will continue to fight to KICK THEIR BUTTS! We just walked our first Relay for Life Saturday…and I was very proud to have Rick beside me all the way !
We both wear the pink ribbon to encourage others to have that annual mammogram!!!!!
I was diagnosed with stage 3 invasive ductile carcinoma in the breast and lymphnodes in May 2015. I had to have a lumpectomy, 5 lymphnodes removed, chemotherapy and radiation. During everything my theme was, ‘Kick cancers butt.” I listened to any Jim Brickman CD I happened to have handy to help settle my nerves when I would get uptight. During radiation, I had one CD that I had left there to have put in everyday – because I had radiation everyday. They would forget to take it out and so many of the other patients had commented on how much they really liked the music and how much it had calmed them down. It put my mind at ease and made me feel so much better and not so focused on being modest either. I shared your music with them and even the doctor enjoyed it. Thank you so much for helping me through a very, very difficult time. My husband, Jim, was there with me, helping me along; but the music is what relaxed me. Again, thank you. (The other Jim Brickman in Minnesota)
Ladies, definitely get your mammogram yearly. Mine would not have been detected with just a self exam.