Louisville Magazine

OCT 2013

Louisville Magazine is Louisville's city magazine, covering Louisville people, lifestyles, politics, sports, restaurants, entertainment and homes. Includes a monthly calendar of events.

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declares that if the 15-minute documentary encourages only one woman to schedule a medical exam, she will have succeeded in her message. "I kick myself all the time for ignoring the signs. I only ignored them because I was not educated about breast cancer," she explains. She's especially passionate about educating young women because she delayed seeing a doctor even when she noticed that she had an inverted nipple. Jill's message doesn't stop at education and inspiration. Her non-proft, Jill's Wish, helps families minimize their fnancial struggle while going through cancer, allowing more time to focus on recovery. Learn more on facebook and at jillswish.org. " I kick myself all the time for ignoring the signs. I only ignored them because I was not educated about breast cancer " What's more, Jill and her brother, Steve, created Jillybean's Barking Bones "for all dogs that provide unconditional love and support" and to promote the therapeutic value of the human-animal bond. Jillybean's Barking Bones Dog Snacks were inspired by Jill's furry companion, Honeybear who stays by her side throughout her fght against breast cancer. The treats are made from all natural ingredients, no additives or preservatives. A portion of every purchase of Barking Bones Dog Treats is donated to The Good Dog Foundation, a charitable organization that provides therapy dog services for health care, research, education and disaster response. To learn more about Jill and to view The Light That Shines, visit jillfghtscancer.com. Images by Sue Bryce Photographer | suebryce.com Gown generously donated by Steven Khalil | stevenkhalil.com Special Advertising Section 2013 Breast Health Section 9

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