My Pink Ribbons - Johnson, Marissa
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Hope wants to be a professional ballerina when she grows up, just like her mom. In fact, there is only one thing in the world that eight-year-old Hope loves more than dancing, and that's her mom. Hope knows how fortunate she is to have her mom too, because she had breast cancer before Hope was born. Hope knows cancer is a big word, so what exactly does having breast cancer mean? With a little help from her loved ones, Hope learns just what exactly cancer is, how her mom fought it, and how to be brave despite health challenges. As the annual dance recital approaches, Hope is inspired to do…mehr

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Hope wants to be a professional ballerina when she grows up, just like her mom. In fact, there is only one thing in the world that eight-year-old Hope loves more than dancing, and that's her mom. Hope knows how fortunate she is to have her mom too, because she had breast cancer before Hope was born. Hope knows cancer is a big word, so what exactly does having breast cancer mean? With a little help from her loved ones, Hope learns just what exactly cancer is, how her mom fought it, and how to be brave despite health challenges. As the annual dance recital approaches, Hope is inspired to do something special and show her mom just how much she loves her. A breast cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming, especially for young children. But as Hope teaches us, learning how to understand and cope with breast cancer through knowledge, treatment, and support proves that women can overcome anything. In the face of adversity, it always helps to have hope.
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Marissa "Ritzy" Johnson is a performer, teacher, choreographer, advocate, and now author. From the age of three, Marissa grew up dancing competitively and trained in a variety of styles, including ballet. She received her bachelor of science degree in dance pedagogy from Oklahoma City University and is continuing her performance career. Today, she lives in St. Louis, Missouri, where she is a participant in the Miss Missouri Scholarship Organization and advocate for breast cancer patients and their families. Being impacted by the effects of breast cancer at a young age inspired Marissa to write this book, and she hopes it is a source of guidance and comfort for families with young children affected by this terrible illness.