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My Personal Story:

When I received my first Mammogram, I was by myself and honestly afraid. I wanted my husband with me however no men are allowed in the back. As a child, I would find comfort in two things

 1. Singing and 2. Praying. So when they called me to come back for a second opinion, I took my praying teddy bear with me and I held  on to that bear with every step I took and with every breathe I breathed and it gave me so much comfort. I gave it to one of the ladies that was crying in the back before I left. She smile and stated “ she was all alone and this is exactly what she needed”.

●It will give women the ability to relax and manage stress while going through treatment.

●It is a resource to further educate women regarding breast cancer.

●It will serve as a reminder to women that their self-care is important not only for them but also for their family.

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●The Boobie Box is a support program created by It’s in the Genes II Inc for women that are currently in treatment for breast cancer.

 

●The program contains a box and/or bag filled with gifts to comfort, soothe, empower, educate and help patients manage stress while they are in treatment waiting rooms.

 

How it works:  You choose a pink box or a clear cello bag:

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Request box sizes:

14x10x4 Pink Box

10x10x4 Pink Box

4x4x4  Pink Box

 

Pink Window Boxes are made from 100% recycled material. Yes! We can print it! Personalize your boxes with a company name and/or logo.

Every box is mailed or delivered with a praying teddy bear. All product of the orders are a surprise. The box filled with 5 - 8 full-sized, premium products valued at over $150 per each box

 

Choose your size of clear cello bags:

2 5/8 x 1 7/8 x 10 1/4“

3 1/4 x 2 x 12“

5 x 3 1/4 x 13“

Standard order will always include a praying teddy bear and a inspirational message..

 Other items may include, inspirational book, candle, scarf, pen stationary set. What we have inventory.

Offered at the cancer center or mail to an individual.

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We can  have the items in the waiting room of cancers centers or they are mailed to individuals, per the request.

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