10/29/2026
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes to a close, the importance of healing, support, and self-care continues.
A breast cancer journey can take a tremendous toll on both the body and mind. From the stress of diagnosis to the physical and emotional challenges of treatment and recovery, finding moments of peace can be incredibly valuable.
Craniosacral Therapy (CST) offers a gentle, non-invasive approach that may help promote relaxation, ease tension, and provide a sense of calm during a difficult time.
While CST is not a treatment for cancer, it may offer supportive comfort alongside appropriate medical care.
This October, we honor the fighters, celebrate the survivors, remember those we've lost, and encourage everyone to stay proactive about breast health.
Awareness lasts beyond October. So does the importance of caring for yourself.
Learn more about CST with Myra at myrabuller.com
As we close out Breast Cancer Awareness Month, let’s not let the conversation end here.
October gives us a special opportunity to remind the people we love about the importance of regular screenings, early detection, and taking care of their health. But that encouragement shouldn’t stop when the calendar turns to November.
Let’s keep the fire going. 🔥
➡️Keep encouraging your loved ones to get screened regularly.
➡️Keep sharing information that could save a life.
➡️Keep supporting those who are currently battling cancer.
➡️Keep remembering those we’ve lost.
To see if you are eligible for a FREE breast, cervical or colorectal cancer screening through CMAP, click the link below:
➡️ https://www.cmaprx.org/.../Cancer.../Cancer-Screening-Van
Appointments are recommended but not required. To schedule an appointment, please contact our Cancer Screening Specialist. 📱 318-767-3027
The Cancer Screening Project is funded by The Rapides Foundation and administered by its affiliate, CMAP.