Principles of Medical Ethics 

Before You Donate

Think very seriously before donating to any breastcancer organization, or fundraising program until you read their Annual Report to see who their top contributors are, and if they have a product that appears frequently in the message the organization sends to the public. That would be unethical and its illegal. The same applies to a request that the public buys products, but does not receive a "donor receipt" for tax-deductible purpose. Read any and all food labels that breastcancer "non-profits" are promoting to raise money. Some organizations tell the public to help them raise money by asking you to visit their websites, but that only gives them "hits" to increase their sponsors.

Another tip, "signing" an online Petition is not acceptable, so don't fall for such antics. An ethical non-profit, or professional will not request your visit to their website, nor use "cookies" placed on your computer when you visit their site.

Purchase the Breastcancer Postage Stamp, the Post Office will always give you your charitable deduction receipt. Its a valid form of fund raising.

Silvercloud and Eightball, Cloudeight Stationery designed  breast cancer stationery  for this web site author. Read their dedication. (midi sequence from Cloudeight's "Ribbon" stationery) ©    "Island Princess"    Awards            This page is a representation of all those who have been on this journey with me, and for others, including the board members of PROJECT! OUTREACH, Inc. and the National Advisory Council—and YOU. Everyone acts out of caring, and love, in the hope that we make a difference for some one—maybe more. We are all alike, all equal, all deserving of each others concerns. No one acts alone.    It is intended as an encouragement to those who visit my website. My hope is that you know that others, soldiers and physicians alike, find this web site a value in care of the patient and the revolution against all cancer. It shows we can all move beyond just preaching to the choir. We can come together as a team for mutual benefit, and healing as studies are showing, even when we are miles apart.   Each award image has a link to a breast cancer website, too (some may close down before I hear from them and if they are not linked, I apologize). Each of those site owners are your sisters, mothers, daughters, granddaughters, and sometimes beloved men in our lives—"what you have done to the least of those my brethren, you have done unto me." Not one of us is any different than the other when it comes to breast cancer. The wealthy weep and suffer just as the poor.  Race, ethnicity, money, power, or sex does not shield us. With suffering, we are all one. What happens to one of us, affects all of us. Never forget that.   Over the years, many of the links to the awards have been lost. If you know of any please let me know.  Some of the graphics were removed until I heard from the owners. I know they are out "there" however...and wait to hear. . .    My deepest gratitude to the Random Acts of Kindness organization   This is what happens, through random acts of kindness: we access a higher organization of nature which opens the door of compassion only through which love is really allowed to flow—to touch each other—undefined, unrestricted. These are courageous and loving people, 5000+ around the world. Imagine if we all joined hands, and grew . . .