Real Plumbers Wear Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
Real Plumbers wear pink at Carter’s My Plumber in Greenwood, Indiana, to build Breast Cancer Awareness. Β Paul Allen wears pink in memory of his wife, Marina’s best friend. Β She died October of 2013. The breast cancer did not kill her, it metastasized to her liver. She was pregnant when she was diagnosed rather than cause any problems for her unborn child she did not want any kind of treatment. After delivering she had a double mastectomy but by that time cancer had moved to her liver. Her baby is fine, but mom died before her first birthday. It’s been 3 years this month, and it has left a hole in Marina’s life.
Paul Allen, from Indianapolis, is a RealΒ Plumber
Paul worksΒ for Carter’s My Plumber in Greenwood, Indiana, and is a LicensedΒ Plumber. Β He is one of the most seniorΒ Plumbers in Indianapolis and is remarkable in his abilities to work so hard at his age. Β Not only can he still dig a trench like a young lumberjack, he packs in years of wisdom to troubleshoot and solve difficult plumbing jobs. Β Carter’s My Plumber is proud to have Paul as part of their team. Β Customer’s call in to specifically requesting PaulΒ for their jobs.
Carter’s My Plumber supports Breast Cancer Awareness in October
Carter’s My Plumber technicians wear pink symbolically for the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Β We areΒ raising awareness about the importance of early detection of breast cancer. Β We are making aΒ difference by spreading the word about mammograms and encourage communities, organizations, families, and individuals to get involved. Breast cancer is the second most common kind of cancer in womenΒ and approximately 1 in 8 women born today in the United States will be diagnosed withΒ breast cancer at some point in their life. The good news is if breast cancer is found and treated early, many women can survive. Β Building awareness starts today and Carter’s My Plumber encourages and supports all women.