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“MY OWN MARK” – MASTECTOMY TATTOOS - August, 2016 / Things & Ink
Transforming Breast Cancer Survivors w/ Tattoos - October, 2015 / MTV News
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"Breast cancer will kill an estimated 40,000 women in the USA in 2015. For those who survive, choosing to have breast reconstruction or not is often the first step to personal recovery. The P.iNK (Personal Ink) campaign offers an alternative - free tattoo art over survivors’ mastectomy scars, as a means to rebuild self-confidence in a body transformed by disease. MTV News visited a campaign event in Queens, NYC, and spoke with those drawing inspiration and hope from the tattooist's needle."
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These Women Transformed Their Breast Cancer Scars Into Gorgeous Survivor Tattoos - October, 2015 / MTV News
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"P.ink (short for “Personal Ink”) helps connect breast cancer survivors with experienced tattoo artists to create decorative mastectomy tattoos that cover up scarring. ...One weekend in October, tattoo shops across the country host free, all-day sessions for survivors. What started as a one shop operation in Brooklyn has expanded to 13 locations across the country, with 48 survivor participants in 2015."
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Finding Beauty After Breast Cancer - October, 2014 / HuffPost Live
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"We talk to women who have had mastectomies...but haven't let that change their self-image. From tattoos that cover mastectomy scars to photo shoots that show the beauty of their bodies, these women share their unique stories." Originally aired 10/29/14. Hosted by: Nancy Redd. Guests: Diane de Jesús RD (New York, NY) Breast Cancer Survivor; New York City Leader, Personal Ink / Vinnie Myers (Finksburg, MD) Tattoo Artist / Rosemary Vaughan (Finksburg, MD) Breast Cancer Survivor for 33 Years
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Your Child's Food Allergy by Diane de Jesús - November, 2013 / Kids Eat Right
"Food allergies are on the rise. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Health Interview Survey, the prevalence of food allergies in children under 18 increased from 3.4 percent to 5.1 percent between 1997 and 2011. You may feel like every kid at your child’s school has an allergy, or you may be managing this serious medical condition within your own family. Here’s what you need to know about one of the most common conditions affecting children in the U.S."
How Breast Cancer Impacted My Career by Meredith Lepore - October, 2013 / Levo League
"Breast cancer has touched many of our lives. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we will feature the stories of six powerful women who shared with us how their battle with breast cancer impacted their careers and their lives. For some, it put their career in perspective, for others it inspired them to reinvent themselves. Here are their stories in their words."
Survivor Stories 2013: Diane de Jesús by Rene Syler - October, 2013 / Good Enough Mother
"Diane was diagnosed with DCIS at the age of 29. After a mastectomy, implant reconstruction, and more than halfway through a five-year course on Tamoxifen, Diane is now a New York State Leader for Young Survival Coalition, an organization that provides education, empowerment, and support to young women facing breast cancer. Now almost three years post-diagnosis, Diane is a
Registered Dietitian and Zumba Instructor living in Brooklyn, New York, with her high school sweetheart turned husband."
Registered Dietitian and Zumba Instructor living in Brooklyn, New York, with her high school sweetheart turned husband."
Meet Your Supermarket Dietitian by Diane de Jesús - March, 2013 / Kids Eat Right
"Have you ever wandered the supermarket or grocery store, confused by food labels, wishing you had someone to help you navigate the aisles and make healthier choices? Many supermarket chains are hiring registered dietitians (RDs), food and nutrition experts, to help customers right where they shop."
Pinterest Best Practices: 5 Tips for Using the Latest Social Media Trend to Promote Your Brand by Diane de Jesús - September, 2012 / Susan Weiner Nutrition
"Pinterest is a “virtual pinboard” that “allows you to organize and share all the beautiful things you find on the web.” Pinterest is the latest social media trend so if you want to stay current, you need to start pinning!"
