FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Scottsdale, Ariz. - April 29, 2009 - The Arizona Institute for Breast Health (AIBH), an Arizona breast cancer non-profit organization,
that provides a second opinion for treatment options to women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer, has launched a unique way to honor the special
women in our lives on this Mother's Day.
Mother's Day has been a tradition since 1914 when President Woodrow Wilson declared it a national holiday. Many people celebrate this special
day by remembering their mom, their grandmother or that special woman in their life with flowers, chocolates or taking her out for a nice meal.
In keeping with this spirit, AIBH wanted to provide a different way for men and woman to honor their mom or special woman in their life this coming
Mother's Day, so they created the eBouquet of Honor. Like their second opinion service, the eBouquet of Honor is totally free and available to everyone!
According to Executive Director, Christine Lessard, "It can be difficult sometimes to find a unique way to honor your mom or to let a friend know how much
she means to you. We have put together our complimentary eBouquet of Honor to make it easy to do so. Any mom would be pleasantly surprised to receive an eBouquet
and beautiful personalized Mother's Day eCard."
It is very simple to create an eBouquet. Just go to the organization's website at www.AIBH.org and follow a few simple steps to personalize the eCard and
designate the honoree. An email address is necessary, as the eCard will be sent to the recipient's email address. This eBouquet of Honor will be sent as
a secure PDF file, so the eCard can be printed as well.
Each eBouquet of Honor will be generated through AIBH's secure server and emailed on Thursday, May 7th. This will give each honoree the
opportunity to check her email a few days before Mother's Day to be sure she finds her eCard. All eCards that are created between May 7th
and the 10th will go out at the time they are completed. "Send as many as you like, as they are all complimentary," encourages Lessard.
About AIBH:
The Arizona Institute for Breast Health was created to give women the opportunity to receive information and
education about the best possible treatment for breast cancer. Formed by a consortium of medical professionals
who have a deep and abiding commitment to raise the level of compassion and improve treatment outcomes, the
Institute offers programs that address all of the issues involved with the disease - from prevention and education to
specific treatment options,
completely free of charge.
The Institute is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and can be
reached at 480-860-4200 or
www.AIBH.org
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