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Surviving the Holidays Fashion Show: November 5th
Join us for the 2nd annual Surviving the Holidays Fashion Show on November 5, 2009 at the Wingate by Wyndham in Lexington. More infoģ


 

Celebrating the Holidays Fashion Show: November 12th
You're invited to the Celebrating the Holidays Fashion Show on November 12, 2009 at the Richmond on Greene Hotel in Augusta. More info»


     
 
Check out the Survivor section in the latest issue of Lexington Woman.

 

     

Welcome!

"Chemo with Style” was founded in November, 2005 by Paulette Criscione and Terry Vann-Schon and through all the heart felt volunteers who have dedicated their time and belief in this class to help others. It’s a class that invites all types of cancer survivors to participate in a fun evening to learn about different headwear fashions and other personal appearance tips. It helps to restore their sense of worth, which is crucial to help with their fight against cancer. The class meets every other month on the lower level of the South Carolina Oncology Association building (SCOA) at 166 Stoneridge Drive, and since its beginning, it has helped many people.

 


Paulette Criscione and Terry Vann-Schon


Each person receives a nice goody bag that includes a turban, scarf and other stylish items. They also get to pick and choose a wig. This class is no cost to the survivor. Each class consists of a small group of women. You can feel the kindred spirits that is generated between the survivors with laughter, support and a sense of friendship. The classes also provide networking and resources for any patient that attends. They are given contact names, numbers and any information of organizations that will help support them through their journey.

Because of the support from our sponsors, South Carolina Oncology Associations and Hospice Care of Tri-County, "Chemo with Style” has expanded to Camden, Sumter and in the Greenville area, Mauldin & Seneca. We will be expanding in the Augusta area by the end of 2009.

Even if it’s one survivor out of many that we help, it’s worth the comfort and smiles that we see from them that keep us going.

 

(803) 400-1177 | 166 Stoneridge Drive, Suite 100 | Columbia, SC 29210