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Tata Mayaah Eveline: Humanity at Heart International stands in solidarity with all those impacted by cervical cancer

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Jan 6, 2025, 10:47

Tata Mayaah Eveline: Humanity at Heart International stands in solidarity with all those impacted by cervical cancer

Tata Mayaah Eveline, CEO and Holistic Health Advocate at Humanity at Heart international, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month!

A special message of Hope and Solidarity from Humanity at Heart International:

As we observe Cervical Cancer Awareness Month in January, Humanity at Heart International stands in unwavering solidarity with all those impacted by this disease.

To the courageous women and their families battling cervical cancer:

Know that you are not alone.
Your strength and resilience inspire us.
We are committed to supporting you on your journey with access to quality care, emotional support, and resources.

To the survivors of cervical cancer:

You are a testament to the human spirit’s incredible capacity to overcome adversity.
Your journey of healing is a beacon of hope for others.
We celebrate your strength and encourage you to continue living life to the fullest.

To the families who have lost loved ones to cervical cancer:

We extend our deepest sympathies during this difficult time.
Please know that your loved ones will forever be remembered.
We are here to support you in your grief and honor their memory.

Together, we can make a difference.

Humanity at Heart International is dedicated to raising public awareness about cervical cancer, promoting early detection through regular screenings, and advocating for improved access to prevention and facilitating access to timely treatment through our community patient navigation program.

Join us in this fight.

Spread awareness about cervical cancer prevention and early detection.
Support organizations that provide support and resources to those affected by this disease.
Advocate for policies that improve access to quality healthcare for all.
Let us work together to create a future where cervical cancer is no longer a threat.”