Making Strides Against Breast Cancer

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Hey, Joel Malcolm for WJNO dot com, and we have
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Making Strides against Breast Cancer. Uh it is the Making
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Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk of Palm Beach County and
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it is set for Saturday, October twenty six in Boca
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Ratona at the Sunset Cove Amphitheater. And speaking to us
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on this subject and of course h October being the
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month, is Lindsey Bennett, Senior Development Manager
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for the American Cancer Society of Palm Beach County. Thank
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you for joining me.
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Thank you so much for having me. What an honor
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to be here.
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Now let's uh, let's get some information on Let's get
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on the on the walk first and then I want to,
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you know, get a little more about this specific effort
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because there are a lot of different events to benefit
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different types of cancer or whatnot. So I want to
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I want to maybe talk about the differences and basically
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cut cut into everything if we can. You got it, Yeah, absolutely,
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So the walk first of all, I got the date
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right right, Saturday October twenty six at eight. Absolutely, that's
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when our gates open. We have some entertainment, we have
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amazing sponsors from across the area who have fun things for.
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People to do. We do a breakfast for our survivors,
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thrivers and caregivers, so definitely we want to see out there.
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If you're a cancer survivor or thriver or a caregiver,
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we'd love for you to register on our website making strides,
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walk dot org, backslash Palm Beach, fl because when you
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register as a survivor or thriver, we're going to send
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you a free T shirt, so we want you to
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do that, and then we do a great ribbon cutting
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at nine the walk starts. It's a five k so
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that's about three miles and it is so much fun
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and it's so moving to look out and for this
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particular walk, see that sea of pink and that nobody
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is walking alone in their cancer journey.
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I think it's great that it's a walk because we
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hear about, you know, some of these runs and races
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and stuff, and I just get winded thinking about that.
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You know, a walk, is it?
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Absolutely? And listen, we have people who run. We're encouraging
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runners to come if you want to leave a little
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bit early before nine so you don't have to worry
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about some people like me that might be flower walkers
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in front of you if you want to get that
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good five k time. Also, if your friends and family
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want to walk and you don't feel like you're up
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to it, hang out in the in the event area.
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We're not kicking anybody out. We'll have music going, We'll
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have more entertainment during the walk, So there's plenty to
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do if a five k just isn't in your wheelhouse.
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And you know, October twenty sixth, we're getting towards the
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latter part obviously, in the latter part of the month,
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and maybe temperatures start cooling off a degree or two
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at least, you know, maybe maybe a little bit more
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if we're lucky. Is that why you kind of schedule
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this lay later in the month.
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Absolutely. We also want to have that whole month to
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really focus on getting the word out on our fundraising efforts.
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Last year, we raised over three hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
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so that's our goal again this year. I know we
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can do it Palm Beach County, but that gives us
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a little bit more time to run it up. Also,
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we wanted to get past the holidays that are coming
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up in October this year, so everybody has time to
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celebrate with their friends, with their families, and then they
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can come out and celebrate with us and our making
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strides community.
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Now what is I know this is an annual thing.
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How many years has this walk been going on in
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Palm Beach County?
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In Palm Beach County, So looking back, we used to
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actually have two walks. Right now we have one county
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wide walk.
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I thought I remembered, I thought I remember there being
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the It wasn't just in Boca. I thought there was
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wonder Moll around right right, Yeah, there.
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Was one in West tom and in South County. We
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have really fallen in love with Sunset covid Amphitheater, with
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working with the Palm Beach County Parks Department. They are
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truly amazing partners of ours and we're just there until
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we outgrow it. Right, So if we want to go
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back to two walks in Palm Beach County, we just
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got to grow it until it's too big and then
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we have to split it up. But that does give
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us the whole month to get the word out, to
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get everybody there, to wrap our arms around all of
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Palm Beach County. I grew up here. I grew up
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in Palm Beach County, and so I know it's a
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big old county for us to wrap our arms around
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and make sure everybody knows about.
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It, right, And I know making Strides against Breast Cancer
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since ninety three has been doing events across the country.
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Do we when?
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Right? Did you start here locally? So?
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Yeah, thank you. So I believed it was about twenty
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years ago that we started making strides in Palm Beach County,
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So we've been going for a while.
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Let me get a little more on the specific You know,
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American Cancer Society, there are different walks too, right, Is
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this the only walk specifically for American Cancer Society.
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No, the American Cancer Society. One thing that makes us
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different is we cover all cancers. We cover the entire
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journey of cancer from screening, prevention, detection. So we want
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to cover every step of that journey and all cancers.
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So also in the spring, we do our Relay for Life,
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which is a walk. It's a little bit different Relay
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for Life. We have teams who come. Sometimes it's a
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corporate team, sometimes it's school teams, friends, family get together
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and somebody from that team is on our track. Walking
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the whole time of the event, so like three o'clock
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in the afternoon till nine to ten o'clock at night,
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again symbolizing that nobody is walking in their cancer journey
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alone and they get people to support them in that
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walking effort. Across the country, we have what are called
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determination events that might give back to a specific cancer
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or they might just specifically be giving back in general
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to the American Cancer Society, and those can be triathlons,
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rock climbing, anything really that you say, hey, we've got
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this great sports community here, we should do this. And
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we do a lot of stuff for our Gold Together,
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which of course covers childhood cancer. We just want to
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bring awareness to everybody. We don't want anybody to feel like, oh, well,
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that's not my cancer, so I don't belong you belong
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with us no matter what.
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Let's talk about breast cancer, of the breast cancer itself
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and the dangers of it. And I know that your
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cause here has raided around a billion nationwide since ninety three,
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which is just amazing. Right when we talk about the strides,
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how good are the strides that have been made as
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far as declines in death rates a breast Cannac. I
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hate talking about this stuff, but I know important to
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know where somebody's money and efforts are going right.
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But it is absolutely absolutely So that's one thing that
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I do like to say is I am very lucky
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because I do know where our money is going right.
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My mom is actually a two time breast cancer survivor,
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and we've seen research that came out of the American
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Cancer Society with tamoxifen with her specific kind of cancer,
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knowing that it was a recurring type and was destined
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to come back after twenty years, and it did, but
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she was ready, she was prepared. So the American Cancer
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Society has helped make great strides in breast cancer. We
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have seen the death rate decline, which is that's right,
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that's earlier detection, better screening, so not just getting people in,
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but then the screenings that people are getting are better,
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their higher quality, it's better screenings everywhere that it doesn't
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matter where you live. You don't have to live in
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a giant city right next to a huge cancer center
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to get a quality mamogram or ultrasound. And so we
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have seen that death rate decline. What we're seeing right
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now though, is we are seeing a little bit of
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an uptick about one to two percent a year in
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younger women being diagnosed with breast cancer. We don't know
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why yet. We're working on that. That's a huge study
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that we're doing right now to try and figure that out.
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But we all have to be mindful of our bodies
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and pay attention, and sometimes we have to be our
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own advocates and go into a doctor and say, hey,
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something's not right, I need a mammogram.
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Are there any walk working theories going on regarding that?
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I know we always hear about, you know, food and whatnot.
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I mean, is there any working theory that you've heard
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of potentially is not?
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Not yet? Not yet? Like I said, the American Cancer Society,
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we're so data fact driven, so we'll definitely figure that out,
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you know, we earlier this year we also released data
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for our collorectal cancer that we're seeing that sort of
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in younger patients as well. We will figure out why,
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just like the American Cancer Society figured out the link
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of smoking and lung cancer. We will not rest until
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we figure it out. But right now, what we can
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do is say, hey, make sure you're doing your self
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breast exams every month, ladies and gentlemen, everybody should be
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paying attention and then make sure that you have a
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doctor that you're comfortable talking to.
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I think that is interesting that you did say that, gentleman,
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because I think I think it is less known that
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men I can and do get breast cancer. I think
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the odds are I mean, obviously I would assume that
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the numbers are considerably lower in.
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Men, but absolutely every year. So this year, where we
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are estimating three hundred and ten thousand women will be
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diagnosed with breast cancer and twenty seven hundred men will
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be diagnosed with breast cancer, it's just as important of
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those twenty seven hundred men and their families though, So gentlemen,
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you have to pay attention. You can't say like, oh,
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I'm a dude, so I don't have to worry about
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my chest area. You do men die from breast cancer.
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I think a lot of men who die from breast
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cancer it might be because they didn't know to look
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for it until it was too late. So pay attention.
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You got a weird pain, you have a little lump,
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you have some redness, pay attention, be your own advocate,
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talk to your doctor.
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And would you recommend a man get the traditional mammogram, so.
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You sometimes it's a little different, and it might just
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be an ultrasound just because of the breast tissue, there
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is a little bit different. I get an ultrasound along
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with my mammogram every year because my mom is a survivor.
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So find the right doctor that's prepared for that. In
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Palmeage County, we are spoiled for choice for amazing medical care.
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So you can absolutely find somebody. If you don't know
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where to start, call our one eight hundred number. The
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American Cancer Society has a one eight hundred number twenty
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four to seven three sixty five. It's one eight hundred
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two two seven two three four five, and they can
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help you find a provider that might specialize in male
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breast cancer.
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Yeah, and I see here breast cancer death rates just
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kind of going back a couple of topics, declining by
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forty three percent since nineteen eighty nine, two years after
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I graduated high school. But you know, I just thought
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I throw that in there. But you know, improvements and
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treatment and earlier detection then probably you know, folks like
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yourself getting the word out to get screened and the
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five year survival rate for breast cancer that hasn't already
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spread to the lymph nodes around the location ninety nine percent.
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So this is these are pretty.
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Huge, huge, right, that's huge that you know. When the
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American Cancer Society started in nineteen thirteen, cancer was kind
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of a death sentence, right, and you kind of whispered
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about it, and doctor sent you home to make you comfortable,
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like there was no other discussion, and a group of
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regular people and one doctor said this has to change,
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and they started the American Cancer Society. We are a
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volunteer led and driven organization. I was a volunteer for
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a very long time before this position opened up, and
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I said that's where I belong. So it's not just me, right,
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it's everybody who's listening, who says I want to get involved,
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who says I want to join that committee, I want
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to come to that walk. I want to tell my friends, like, hey,
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all schedule our mammograms and then go get brunch. You know,
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it's important that we take care of ourselves. We're all
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so busy with family, with work, with the million other
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things that life has for us. Now we have to
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make time for ourselves and our health and make sure
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that we're going to be here. That five year death
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rate going down, that survival rate going up, it's such
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a huge number. It's amazing. It doesn't have to be
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that sentence anymore. Right, Let's know that we can go
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in and we can fight.
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Right, it's Making Strides against Breast Cancer of Palm Beach
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County Walk and it is happening again in Boca at
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Sunset Cove Amphitheater on the morning of Saturday, October twenty sixth.
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One more question for you, Lindsay, let's say somebody really
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wants to help but they just can't make it. Is
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there still a way that they can help?
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Absolutely, go to that website Making Strides walk dot org,
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backslash Palm Beach FL. You can make a donation. You
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could join the committee. We do all of those meetings virtually.
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You could be a sponsor. If you own a business,
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give me a call or shoot me an email. My
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informations on the website as well. But yeah, we need
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everybody to be involved and spread the word. Right. If
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you see somebody now you've heard me and you think, yeah,
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I need to schedule my mammogram, tell your girlfriend, tell
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your sister, talk to them too, Talk to your husband,
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talk to your brother, you know, and say, hey, just
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make sure once a month in the shower you're checking
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that chest region too.
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Yeah, I'm gonna be looking at myself in the mirror
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without a shirt on later. So I appreciate it. Absolutely,
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not to paint anybody a picture, but yeah, so I
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do appreciate. I do appreciate your time. And again October
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twenty sixth, Saturday morning, and we'll have the link right
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here where the where folks are able to listen to
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this full interview, So no issues there. You could just
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click it and get over there and find out more
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and even sign up for the walk if you're able.
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Thank you.
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We have to see everybody there. Thank you so much,