BRAvo! Bra Gallery

Our bra relates to the little mermaid movie, as Ariel is brave while facing any obstacles with confidence. The fierce, persevering character demonstrates to women how to keep fighting their battle of life.

"It's about focusing on the fight and not the fright"
-Robin Roberts

My Mom has always encouraged me to get my mammogram, and through every season you have to remember to take care of yourself.

In the Medical fitness department we have a CancerFit program for anyone affected by Cancer. This is something near and dear to all of us and we want you at your best!

Each year, we create a display for Breast Cancer Awareness month at the Hagerstown Library. This year, we wanted to do a little more by contributing to BRAvo! and bringing more awareness.

Taking a moment to honor our childhood and Mammograms!

As a hospice team we have frequent encounters with patients battling breast cancer. Their bravery and positivity is absolutely amazing and inspiring! We couldn't think of a more fitting way to honor them.

Breast cancer awareness isn't just about cancer. It's about fighting a tough fight. Our bra is honoring one community hero who doesn't have breast cancer, but fought a difficult battle, Seara Burton.

Breast cancer is like a criminal. It batters its victims, it steals from them. Unfortunately, it also kills. Strength and courage are necessary to fight breast cancer, just like they are necessary to fight crime.

Presented by Girl Scouts of Wayne & Union Counties Unit #202

Girl Scouts of Wayne and Union Counties #202 designed this after Juliette Gordon Low our founder. Unfortunately, Juliette succumbed to her battle of breast cancer when such words were not openly spoken. We hope that talking about breast cancer can get people to get their mammograms.

Presented by Reid Orthopedic Center's Front Desk

The importance of wellness screenings and obtaining yearly mammograms is very important. By "Giving a Hoot" we take initiative to make health a priority.

Presented by Reid Health Inpatient Psychology

Presented by Connersville Patient Access

My inspiration was my mother Lisa T. She is a 20 year breast cancer survivor! I watched her fight and stay strong through her whole process.

Presented by Whitewater Valley Primary Care #5

My mother has always been diligent in getting her mammograms. A decision that most likely saved her life! her breast cancer was detected early. If you haven't had your mammogram please get one!

As the breast cancer navigator, this is near and dear to my heart. I have been blessed to help care for many patients battling breast cancer. It is truly an honor and an inspiration to work with these patients.

Presented by Acute Rehab Unit

BRAvo! is very near and dear to my heart! After watching my mom win her battle against breast cancer, my hope is that others also have the opportunity to win their battle.

Presented by RHPA Education

Education on screenings and prevention is very important. Our staff and those in our community should always be aware of these screenings. We love that BRAvo! is a moment to learn.

The PACE Center has a former employee who is a breast cancer survivor, we do this for them!

I wanted a bra to represent both women and men. I feel men's breast cancer awareness needs to be mentioned just as much as women's.

Presented by Reid Health's Infusion

As an employee in Chemo I have seen the amazing stories and journeys patients have experienced with breast cancer.

Presented by Reid Orthopedics (Bone and Joint Center)

My grandmother fought so bravely and never complained. She has since passed away and I am doing this in her memory, so people know how important getting your scans are.

Presented by Reid Urgent Care

My grandma had the best sense of humor during both of her cancer diagnosis. She would have enjoyed the humor in this bra. It's important to stay positive and funny during such serious times. Humor Heals.

Presented by Main Street Family Medicine--Brookeville

Our inspiration is to bring awareness and a little joy to those who are fighting this disease. It's a scary time for those that are afflicted and the family and friends that are there for love and support.

Presented by Rosebud Village

We work in long term care, we often see our residents fighting and wanted to be able to show them our support.

One of my best friends Melissa Johnson, who passed in July, was the definition of hope. Her constant hope helped support me through my breast cancer journey. I think we should celebrate and honor her and her legacy by having "New Hope".

Over the last several weeks, we have witnessed many miracles in Seara's story. The community coming together to comfort one another was awe inspiring. I like to believe that we all have the ability to cuff up breast cancer by getting mammograms and fighting like Seara did.

Presented by Reid Health Patient Safety

The ups and downs in this life are like waves of the sea; they come and go, leaving shells on the beach. Some are broken needing love, others whole. We are each treasured like a pear.

Presented by Endocrinology

Two women recently touched the entire community, Seara Burton & Melissa Johnson. They constantly found ways to connect with all people. It has been a tough year to have lost these two inspiring women.

Presented by Blue Buffalo

Presented by Reid Health Patient Safety 3rd Shift

Presented by Northeastern Volleyball Teams

Presented by Reid Health Marketing and Communications

Presented by Seton Catholic Volleyball Teams

Each year the team supports breast cancer and by decorating a bra it is one more way for us to show the community our support.

We'll be "all shook up" if you don't get your mammogram