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One year ago (1/6/16) her birthday, my sister received her diagnosis. A few days later she learned it was stage 4 cancer. At the end of the week, she was hospitalized and one week later was referred to hospice. Devastation, disbelief and shear horror at the thought of losing my baby sister caused me to jump on a plane. I had to get to her to pray with and for her. Hospice was not in our vocabulary and we weren't having it so she began to fight. She was released from hospital one week later and that's when Empowerment In Pink became an extension of our family. The moral support they provided encouraged my sister,as well as my family. EIP came into our home and made themselves available to my sister at least a couple of hours everyday. They sat with her and waited on her. They provided food and beverages. They arranged the furniture in the home to make it more suitable for the many visitors my sister received throughout the day and night. My sister passed away two and a half months later. Empowerment In Pink served as a resource and support during and after the furneral. Thank you EIP for your love and support.