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Posing with the universal sign for peace, Gabrielle traveled as part of the Komen delegation to partner with Ghana and help reduce breast cancer mortality rates there.
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Hi, Just wanted to say thank you to Ms. Union for visitng my homeland, Ghana. When I saw this email in my mailbox, it gave me hope for women suffering from breast cancer in Africa. Just about a couple days ago, my auntie passed of breast cancer that she had been struggling with. Seeing that some education and preventive measures are being presented to Ghana and other African countries gave me hope. Thank you Ms. Union and God bless you.
Posted at 12:39PM on November 10th 2008 by Serwaah
Gabrielle, I want to say good job done. It is a good step in the right direction. I am from Ghana (West Africa) and this medical facilitate will be tremendously used. There are many who suffering from this disease but can't afford to go outside the country. I hope in the near future the medical care will be affordable for the local people. Thank you very much and may God bless your time, thoughts and funding. ----- GO Ghana!
Posted at 1:21PM on November 3rd 2008 by Ama-Ghanaian