LopeForHope.com - Fighting Breast Cancer Loving Horses

LopeForHope.com - Fighting Breast Cancer Loving Horses Breast Cancer Awareness, Sharing Hope �
www.lopeforhope.com Much of my family has been involved with horses through open and AQHA shows.
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We all have suffered loss and celebrated survival. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in November 2007. I had a lumpectomy on my 51st birthday. After completing extensive chemotherapy and radiation I am now cancer free. My sister lost her daughter to breast cancer in 2001. She was diagnosed at the age of 24 and died before her 27th birthday. I lost my dad to lung cancer in September 2009, and my b

rother is currently battling skin cancer. Cancer affects everyone, especially those loved ones involved. That’s why we all need to support cancer patients in any way we can.

“And God took a handful of southerly wind, blew His breath over it and created the horse”

Renee Kozlowski, Founder of LopeForHope.com Pink Horse

A new study has revealed that bee venom can destroy aggressive brea*t cancer cells in less than an hour! Scientists foun...
10/19/2025

A new study has revealed that bee venom can destroy aggressive brea*t cancer cells in less than an hour! Scientists found that compounds in the venom attack the cancer cells directly, stopping their growth and causing them to die quickly. This discovery offers a surprising and natural approach to fighting a disease that affects millions worldwide.

Unlike traditional treatments that can harm healthy cells, bee venom targets only the harmful ones, potentially reducing painful side effects. Researchers are studying how this venom works at a cellular level, aiming to turn it into safe and effective therapies for patients in the future.

Early tests show that bee venom triggers a chain reaction inside the cancer cells, making them self-destruct while leaving normal tissue untouched. It’s a reminder that nature sometimes holds powerful solutions to human health challenges.

While more research is needed before treatments can become widely available, this breakthrough gives hope to those affected by aggressive brea*t cancer. Scientists are excited about the potential of combining natural compounds like bee venom with modern medicine to improve outcomes and save lives.

This is Ruby, the last horse to leave the coal mines, stepping into the daylight on December 3, 1972, with flowers aroun...
07/15/2025

This is Ruby, the last horse to leave the coal mines, stepping into the daylight on December 3, 1972, with flowers around her neck and music playing to honor her quiet courage. Like so many before her, Ruby spent her life in darkness, pulling heavy coal wagons underground, never feeling the sun or fresh air. Yet these horses carried on with quiet strength, knowing when their day should end and refusing to move if the burden was too much.
They worked side by side with their human partners, sharing the weight and silence of a world beneath the earth. Today, we take the time to honor Ruby and all the brave horses who lived and worked in the shadows, reminding us of their dignity and sacrifice. They will always be the ghosts of the coal mines. LopeForHope.com - Fighting Breast Cancer Loving Horses www.lopeforhope.com

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06/17/2025

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Pope Leo XIV has captured the hearts of millions around the world with his missionary zeal,simplicity,humility and beautiful smile. Amen

06/14/2025

If you know what a potato, a needle, and an ice cube do... you might be old 😂

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06/14/2025

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In the midst of World War II, the Coast Guard Beach Patrol diligently safeguarded over 3,700 miles of coastline, enlisti...
06/14/2025

In the midst of World War II, the Coast Guard Beach Patrol diligently safeguarded over 3,700 miles of coastline, enlisting the service of approximately 24,000 men. These patrols, mounted on horseback, operated in pairs, maintaining a distance of around 100 feet from each other while effectively patrolling a 2-mile expanse. Known as "Sand Pounders," these skilled individuals adeptly traversed challenging landscapes with remarkable speed and efficiency. This account dates back to the year 1945.

This is one cool chicken coop
06/14/2025

This is one cool chicken coop

Let’s go Lopers 💪🏽🙌
05/01/2025

Let’s go Lopers 💪🏽🙌

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